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August 2020

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This has to be one of the most visually stunning campaigns I have ever played. And definitely one of the longest in recent times, I think my total time probably lasted a good 2-3 hours. The campaign certainly isn't without it's issues though. First of all, campaign is a nightmare to play with bots. Bots frequently after i want to say the first two chapters commit suicide, get themselves stuck in no-nav spots frequently, refuse to follow you into some areas because of the auto-generated nav. This has happened many many times throughout the campaign. the author attempts to remedy this by putting quite a few defibs throughout the chapters, but either way this is unfortunate as it really did affect my experience. And because of that, I think I would strongly advise against playing with bots. They have some minor item detection issues here and there as well, but nothing serious. My second big issue with the campaign is the massive size and scale of the maps. Seriously, this campaign makes you run several marathon's through these huge cityscape/unexplainable maps. And some routes, after trailing them lead you right to a dead end, wasn't too annoying and overdone though. Despite this, thankfully the author was very nice to put saferoom arrows in as many confusing places as possible, as well as game instructor hints, without them, I would've hated this campaign a loooot more, still manages to be quite confusing though. This problem really presented itself to me on chapter 3, when I accidentally missed a button to activate an elevator, ended up running passed it and had to spend like 10 minutes running back and forth to go press it. What is even the point of this button anyways? And you can leave your teammates behind on the elevators if you want, and they'll sometimes have no way to follow you. There are many stuck spots throughout the campaign which is unsurprising considering the campaign is 12 chapters long. The environmental design is beautiful and stunning though, which makes me like the campaign a lot more despite its flaws. There's without a doubt, no story to this campaign as entering saferooms, you'll just end up in a completely random place without explanation, so it's up to you to interpret that. There are many different environments you'll be running through, all of which seem to have this futuristic thematic to them, which is cool., so it keeps your attention and doesn't end up boring you. By the way, chapter 9 has no stringables and can't be played on dedicated servers, really easy to fix, I advise you do that. https://www.gamemaps.com/guide/133 . Chapter 7 seems to have a possibility of being in-completable due to the random director paths. There's vents on this chapter which are impossible for me to pass through, and after looking around a bit it didn't seem like there was any way to get through these vents, so I just has to noclip through and blame it on a dodgy director route. Chapter 11 has you do a traditional holdout finale which leads to an optional bossfight on the finale, I appreciate it being optional. So to conclude, long AF, pretty shit experience with bots, layouts can be confusing but many arrows, visually stunning, concludes with a cool optional boss fight.

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