Recent reviews by Manahiem

Somehow Capcom managed to improve on the last in the modern saga of Monster Hunter, (WORLDS, RISE, WILDS). And I can't be more pleased with an entry to the series. While albeit a bit more handholding than the last two... this game with its monster design, ease of access for new players, and its rather intricate combat never ceases to amaze me.

Upon purchasing MWIII I immediately was lost and expected to genuinely hate what was to come. The menus are easy to look at, but there is a lot of menu to look at and at first glance I had no idea really what to do first. But jumping into a round was a different story.

I've played Call of Duty and games like Halo since I was a kid and one thing sequels fail to do is bring the essence of the game to the foreground. The real root feeling is usually lost more and more with each iteration, but I actually found this to be surprisingly untrue with the newest title.

While don't get me wrong, they're chock full of new features, an armor instead of perk system (works the same but looks different and feels more tacticool) made it more realistic in a sense, it regained it's quirky fast flow from titles like Black Ops 2. Meaning in summary I found that the Gunplay was fluid, fast, and admitingly fun like titles before.

You could move freely throughout the maps with easy with mantling and all other tactical movements like traversal sprint (tactical sprint) etc. And while I haven't even explored them all yet the maps weren't boring, and the graphics were pleasing to look at unlike the newer MWII title which was bulky and kinda clogged for lack of better words.

In short if your a fan of the older games, the faster and more arcade-feel but like all to gadgets and what not of tactical stuff then this is actually pretty good I think. It's not perfect, but it is definitely an improvement on Call of Duty's retake on the Modern Warfare series.

Time and time again i find myself coming back to this game. Theres always something to do and explore. Improve on or upgrade... and after 200+ hours I still have a long way to go in this game. Although I've missed most expeditions I'm still looking forward towards the future because I know there will be for this game.

It's had it's share of ups and downs, I've owned this game since it came out and can easily say it's become one of the best games I've ever played. Although not initially leading up to my expectations upon release, it definitely has surpassed my hopes in the recent years. 10/10

I recommend playing this game at least once, not even because it's a good game but because of the community it has spawned. Sure there are always bad apples but I found myself easily able to find a guild that took me in under it's wing.

Now as for what they do, they're a roleplay group, and that's how I treat most MMO's too. As mere roleplay. I don't typically go for meta builds or play the pvp or the alliance war, rather I enjoy the scenery and build a character.

So far in doing so I've had a good time in this game. With little to no restriction on what I want to build for my character. The only thing I wish was/wasn't in the game are it's classes. They either need more or need to redo the system all together but that'll never happen.

Either way I've had my fair share of fun watching the game grow. There's always something more to do.

Well it wouldn't of been better I feel like this it was we deserve for being a pretty damn toxic fanbase. Which ironically i didn't realize until after they made this game and released it. I still manage to have fun though so I guess that's deserved of a positive review.

Look I had fun with it so. If you can enjoy yourself despite ♥♥♥♥ physics, ♥♥♥♥ -well game. Then buy it and wait for them to optimize it like the rest of us poor souls.

It's worth a rent, I will tell you that. It's a great ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ movie and one of my all time favorites both for it's creativity, storyline, and basic badassedgry. The only problem I have with it on steam is you can't buy the thing. Renting simply ain't enough for me.

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