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Look at my hours. Not the most. But certainly not the least. With my 9 year anniversary coming up, and in context of the commotion that is happening right now, I thought I'd finally leave a review. After all these years, Gaijin has not listen to the most important pleas from players. The grind economy is detrimental to the average player who doesn't have hundreds or thousands of dollars to shell out for premium accounts and vehicles. The addition of cold war and modern vehicles in the same tech tree as WW2 only makes the grind longer. Because I like to play more than a couple of nations, I still don't have jets and I only have semi-modern tanks. That's all you need to know about playing Warthunder for almost a decade. I am more than willing to change this review once things in-game are changed, if they ever are.

Most of the negative comments about this game are minor complaints (lack of tutorial, etc.). As a veteran Wargame player, I enjoyed it. Worth the buy.

There's few games I consider to be /great/ games. One in a million, diamond in the rough, etc. Rimworld is undoubtly one of these games. I cannot recommend this game enough. Although it's not as popular as some of the AAA titles out, it has far surpassed all expectations as a game coming from a single developer. He has done an amazing job over 5 years and I have been with it most of the way. If anyone is on the fence, /buy/ the game, even for the full price. You won't regret it.

In my opinion, this is one of the best "classics" out there. Ever since its release, this game has been loved by most Star Wars fans. Both Battlefronts released by EA/Dice have been disappointing mostly because they do not live up to the nostalgia that players feel when playing Battlefront 2 Classic. Especially after Disney re-enabled multiplayer, this game will always be on my recommended list. Buy/Rebuy it if you haven't already! You'll thank me later.

Fantastic Game. As a long fan of Paradox games (and other strategy games in general) I love the new twist added. It's more arcadey styled than say Victoria 2, but it makes it more enjoyable in a large all out war like this. People are commenting negatively on this, but remember, it's a World War 2 simulator, not a running-a-country-in-a-specific-time-period simulator (Victoria 2). A suggested buy!