Recent reviews by t.tv/dansizebr

I installed PUBG thinking I’d give it another shot, jumped in, and somehow managed to get Game Banned in under 15 minutes… while I was still in the tutorial. Didn’t even make it to a real match. Honestly impressive. I didn’t know speedrunning a ban was a feature now.

Naturally I assumed it was some false positive or some anti-cheat meltdown, so I contacted support expecting a normal process: you know, a human reviewing the case, maybe checking logs, something remotely reasonable.

Instead I got the classic copy-paste customer support experience. Zero investigation, zero explanation, just a robotic response basically saying “our system is correct.” No escalation, no real person, nothing. If a human actually looked at the account for more than five seconds they’d probably realize banning someone during the tutorial is a little absurd.

At this point it feels like the anti-cheat just flips a coin and support exists only to tell you the coin was right.

So yeah, great experience:
Installed the game → played the tutorial → got banned → support shrugged.

And now my Steam account has a permanent game ban as a bonus.

10/10 efficiency, I guess.

I needed to write a better review of ARC Raiders, so here it is.

It’s been a LONG time since a game grabbed me like this. The kind of game where you jump in “just to play a bit” and suddenly hours are gone, and you’re still thinking about your next run. ARC Raiders is addicting in the best way, because everything clicks: combat, progression, risk vs. reward, atmosphere, and especially the feeling that every decision matters.

What impressed me the most is how the game seems to adapt to your playstyle. As you improve, everything around you feels like a consequence of what you’ve built so far, and even the matchmaking/lobbies seem to place you with players who have a similar pace and mindset, which makes the experience feel way more fair.

And the best part: it works both for casual players and for people who grind 6+ hours a day. You don’t feel stuck, and you don’t feel like you’re constantly behind. There’s always something to do, and the events/special modes constantly shake up the map dynamics, so it never gets stale.

On the technical side, the game is on another level. The visuals are beautiful, the world design is incredible, and the audio... honestly, it’s some of the best sound design I’ve ever heard in a game. For me, that’s the highlight. It adds tension, immersion, and makes every encounter feel important.

ARC enemies aren’t just basic mobs either. Every fight can turn into a real challenge, and depending on how you play, it can go from success to disaster in seconds.

In the end, ARC Raiders puts me in this perfect weird state: peace and adrenaline at the same time. It’s been a while since a game gave me that.

My recommendation is simple: buy it, enjoy it, and forget reality for a while.

Easily one of the best games I’ve ever played. It comes close to a perfect experience. I’m already wrapping up my second playthrough (NG+) and I’m planning to go through it all over again from zero after that! It’s hard to get tired of it — I’ve barely touched the DLC content and only recently discovered the fun of PVP arenas. I think I still have many hours of gameplay ahead. Totally recommend it!