This is my first borderlands game that I play. I got the game for free with my new pc. built a 14700k with 5070ti running 90-100 fps on 2k rez. I have seen many people complain about how its buggy and always crashing. I have not experienced that. I have a friend who is playing on a 3070 with a old cpu and running about the same fps as me on med settings and he says the game is super smooth. Its sad that people have experienced worse scenarios but as a first time borderlands player this is a very very fun game. minor bugs here and there while tp'ing on teammates in elevators where you just die, few times I was stuck in the floor and couldn't move without insane mechanic jumps. Npc's just disapearing out of knowhere. Honestly, great game.

I’ve clocked 46 minutes in this game, and let me tell you "it was an adventure", but, not in the racing sense. I spent 45 of those minutes just trying to get things working. First race in VR? A solid 9 FPS, graphics that looked like I’d accidentally launched Minecraft, and motion sickness that hit faster than the loading screen.

My Thrustmaster wheel refused to connect, which was a bummer. So, I switched to a controller...big mistake. Sensitivity was set to "light-speed," and apparently, there’s no way to tone it down. By the time I spun out just trying to "idle", I knew this wasn’t my day.

I was hyped all day to play, but instead, I got a masterclass in patience. Back to Assetto Corsa for me. Not worth 40$ but I am certain this game will be much better in a few months looking forward to coming back in a month or two.

Death Stranding is a truly remarkable game that stands out as one of the most visually stunning and detailed titles I have ever played. After just five hours of gameplay, I can confidently say it offers an experience unlike any other. The attention to detail is impeccable, with an environment so meticulously crafted that it consistently surprises and amazes.

The story, while at times enigmatic and slightly disorienting, is deeply intriguing and full of mystery. It captivates the player, offering a narrative that keeps you engaged despite its unconventional moments. While some elements may feel abstract or off-putting, the overarching storyline remains compelling, drawing you further into its world.

Technically, Death Stranding is a marvel. The graphics are extraordinary, showcasing breathtaking landscapes and intricate character designs, all running flawlessly on my PC. The smooth performance further enhances the immersion, making every moment feel real and fluid.

One of the most unique aspects of the game is its multiplayer element, allowing players to interact indirectly by sharing resources and creating structures, without ever directly encountering one another. This subtle yet powerful feature fosters a sense of connection, reinforcing the game's core theme: even in isolation, you are not truly alone.

Gameplay-wise, the pace is deliberate, with extensive traveling and exploration. While the walking may seem slow at first, it soon becomes clear that the game is encouraging players to embrace the journey, take their time, and appreciate the intricacies of the world around them.

I eagerly look forward to returning to this beautifully crafted post-apocalyptic world, not only to continue the story but to immerse myself further in the vast and thought-provoking experience Death Stranding has to offer.

NFS Unbound… what a letdown. I went into this with all the optimism of a kid on a sugar high, excited for some arcade racing fun. After all, I usually dabble in the meticulous world of sim racing, so a casual romp sounded like just the thing. I grabbed the game over the weekend because, hey, it was free and who doesn't love a bargain?