It's been a while since I've been so drawn to a game. It's one of the best bank robbery games, or I don't even know how to describe it because it combines so many different types of games into one. If you want to buy it but have some doubts about it, I'd say go ahead and buy it. Payday 2 will become repetitive like any game, but as I write this review, I can say that it's a pleasant kind of repetitive. I'm still looking for videos and other things to help me get better at the game. So, in short, it's worth buying. It has brought me a pleasure I had forgotten about lately.

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At the moment, I can call myself a fairly experienced player of this game. I've been through many changes with it, so I consider myself qualified to give my opinion. Of all the shooters, I have always been attracted to this franchise because the graphics have evolved a lot, but I have always encountered the same problem, namely cheaters. I tried to get better and train, but again, nowadays, cheaters are a huge source of frustration. Now the game needs to make improvements, for example, bring back all the game modes that were in the old version or something I really liked, the map on Wingman Shortdust. At first, I played Shortdust a lot when I was in high school. The game still has a lot of potential. They've added tools that the community can use to create interesting maps and, overall, ideas that can be implemented. I hope it evolves as soon as possible. I'll give it an encouraging review, even though I'm on the fence at the moment.

Team Fortress 2 is not just a really fun, free to play, first person shooter with a very large variety of game-play styles, an awesomely distinct art-style and rather comedic storyline. It also breaks a lot of conventions in the genre and has continued to be a proving ground for what a game is truly capable of. For the past five years or so TF2 has consistently evolved through a series of major updates introducing new game-play elements(minor patches for bugs are issued at least bi-weekly), and, occasionally, festive seasonal updates that make TF2 more eventful.

Unlike a lot of FPS out there, Team Fortress provides plenty of things to do other than just "shot bullet". TF2 has a really nice replay feature which you can direct, star in, edit, and render in Über quality(regardless of system specs) your own wartime films that can be posted to YouTube via in-game function. TF2 was also one of the first FPS to have a tradeable item drop system which has produced a very large and viable trading community and market where loot found or crafted in the game is exchanged for other in-game valuables like fancy apparel, rare Items/Weapons, games from the steam store, or even real world $ on the black-market. This micro-economic meta-game is what will essentially help support the game indefinitely, and rewards players for their time spent playing the game, and making it a worthy investment for learning the game.

The only downside I can note about Team Fortress 2 is that it is currently over 12 gigabytes in size and it will eventually get much larger if it continues on this upgrading trend. Being the king of free to play games, I give Team Fortress 2 a perfect score 10 out of 10.

Paladins is a hero shooter, much in the likes of Overwatch, but with more pronounced MOBA elements. The cast of numerous characters is colorful and they all have their own personality, even though some of them come off as rushed or not very well thought out. The graphics are serviceable, which means they are not the best but not the worst either; they are colorful and get the job done.

What makes Paladins special is its unique Card system, which allows you to customize each and every hero with your personal play style. It’s rare that you’ll see two players using a certain hero the same way, and this makes the game less stale overtime than other similar offerings. Because of this, each and every game ends up playing differently, and this is exactly what I love about the game.

The in game economy is based on cosmetic only loot boxes, which means that despite being free to play and not counting individual skill, no player will ever be stronger than another.

The game receives updates, events and new heroes extremely frequently. Even though some bugs and glitches tend to stay longer than necessary at times, they rarely become game breaking or end up taking away from the enjoyment of the game.

Paladins is a free to play title that simply doesn’t feel like one, and this balance is very difficult to achieve nowadays. A well crafted card system, colorful heroes and good shooting mechanics make this game a joy to play, allowing it to stand out among the crowd of otherwise stale titles offered by much more renowned names in the industry.