Yes, it's not really an open world RPG or even an immersive sim with any kind of emergent gameplay, more of a straight linear FPS with a lot of content. It's a good game if you view it that way. You get slightly better gear all the time, so there is no point in going for a certain look or investing into one set of weapons.
Also, as some people said earlier in the thread, I want this game to succeed at some level despite its issues, because this type of game is becoming rare today. Everyone is making live service, microtransaction-based multiplayer games that are more profitable. Unfortunately I think the poor reception to this will turn off AAA developers from making such games in the future.
Also, as some people said earlier in the thread, I want this game to succeed at some level despite its issues, because this type of game is becoming rare today. Everyone is making live service, microtransaction-based multiplayer games that are more profitable. Unfortunately I think the poor reception to this will turn off AAA developers from making such games in the future.
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