Recent reviews by Rukkus

EAC, or Easy Anti Cheat's addition to VRchat has divided this community. Modified clients and plugins are mainly used for Quality of Life, and for convenience. The most recent update which added EAC has barred all use of modified game files. This was done so on the basis of "cheating". The definition of "cheating" in a purely social platform is loosely defined. There is no advantage provided when using these modified files in a social context.

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Great game but currently lacking in new content for more seasoned players. If you were a new person wanting to pick this up and give it a go, you'd probably have a blast, but for the non-new playerbase, nothing's going on rn.

Fallout New Vegas is a very unique game. It doesn't attract you with flashy and polished mechanics, doesn't push you into linear playstyle, and lets you roam the mojave. You will probably either play this game a lot, or play it a few times and never touch it again. If you like to put time into games and create your desired play style and have some rp experiences along the way, you'll probably enjoy Fallout New Vegas.

No, I don't have a whole ton of hours in this game, but that shouldn't really matter. For me, this game got sort of repetitive even after so little time played. It's just, you do some digging, build another floor/room for an npc, fight a boss, and sort of that over and over. It doesn't really feel too rewarding to me either. Even after getting into hard mode, my character still felt underpowered even after getting some okay loot. Maybe I was just out of the loop or something, but I don't really recommend this game unless you really like repetitive/grindy stuff and some challenging bosses.

I can't put my finger on it, but something in this game feels very, very clunky. The shooting aspect is relatively passable but the optimization is poor and it just gives off a PUBG vibe. (Unfinished and needs polishing.)

Trust me, I loved the other insurgency games and I wanted to love this one too, but it just felt wrong.

I'm sure this would be a decent game if it didn't try to be called a Bioshock game. Some people wanted another rapture Bioshock, some people wanted a different one. Is this one different? Yes. Is it different in a good way? In some ways yes. Does it feel anything like a Bioshock game? Hell no. The combat feels clunky and extremely weird feeling compared to the old combat system of the first two games. I have tried to get into this game atleast 5 times over the years. NONE of those attempts have worked. But then again, it's just my opinion. I would personally say to buy at your own risk. Your call.

The one real complaint I have about this game (The Remaster), is the speargun. In the original Bioshock 2, it would impale enemies to walls, send them flying a few feet, but now they just flop over and die. Not a single splicer or anything has ever been impaled by my spears in the remastered. I prefer the original but this game is not bad.

buggy af and barely any servers

The game was absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for the first few months of having it. It was even worse optimized than it is now, i had a GTX 980ti and the game was almost unbearable to run. on VERY LOW setting I got 43 fps. Since then, the recommended graphics card and optimization have changed. The new recommended Graphics Card is GTX 1060. And the optimization has improved. Stay FAR away from this game if your computer isn't that good.

2020 Edit: Game is dying, hackers are everywhere. Also duos Gamemode is gone, so its replaced with 2 man squad. (Aka spawn in with a disadvantage toward the 4 person squads running around.)

If you have a NVIDIA series 10 and higher, give the game a try.