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Honestly, this game isn't bad. The speech system and perks system are improved from 4, and if you really want to, you can play it as a single player game.

Overall, it's okay. It's very fun, however after 400+ hours in the game I'm bored now. I can definetly say I got my moneys worth, especially in addition to the DLC, but if you're a die hard fallout fan, this probably isn't the game for you. It lacks a lot of RPG features (skills, limited speech paths, etc.) and the story is not that good. Filled with a lot of plot holes and things that don't make sense, well it's better than Halo 5's story but not by a whole lot.

What the hell did all of you expect from a five dollar DLC in 2016?

Day 1: Alright, let's do this
Day 2: Met some friendlies, they let me into their fortress, only accessible by parkour.
Day 3: I'm starving to death, they really made this like a white neighborhood; once you go in you can never get out.
Day 4: I escaped! I ate a ton of berries. Surprised I'm not high right now.
Day 5: Killed my first zombie, got a ton of loot from him.
Day 6: Doing some more looting, find some more ♥♥♥♥.
Day 7: OH ♥♥♥♥ ITS A BEAR!!! I CAN'T OUTRUN IT! AHHHHHH
Day 8: Dead.

Bearlymadeit/10 would run again

But in seriousness, for the fun of it, let's compare it to DayZ. DayZ has been out for 2 years, has a ton of glitches, runs poorly on most computers, and overall is completely lackluster, AND they increased the price from $30 to $35.

With H1Z1, it's been out for 2 months, has a lot less glitches, runs great on most computers (seriously, I have a craptop and I run this at 40 fps), and it's really fun.

i lost my home to a fire the other day, but that's okay, because i shat enough bricks today to rebuild it

Well without a doubt this game is excellently executed. Now, in this day and age, the idea of being put into a zombie infested environment where a thriving society used to be is nothing new, however, that doesn't change to fact that this is the best free-to-play Zombie MMO out there. I like pretty much everything about this game. The crafting system , while complicated, is very well done, the experience system is pretty awesome too, and I appreciate that unlike the most popular ZMMO out there (DayZ), you can carry multiple large firearms (as long as you have the space for it). Now, this feature of the game is my personal favorite: Also unlike DayZ, it's not entirely PvP, it's also PvE. I really like this, I am not the biggest fan of bandits in DayZ, but I can safely build and explore without the fear of getting sniped from afar. In conclusion, this game is a must have if you like zombie themed games.

Also on an unrelated note, how is it that a team of professional video game developers and designers create a terrible game, but yet, a 16 year old game developer can make something better than all those $60 dollar FPS's out there.

Wow. This is one of the greatest games I have ever played. Seriously, it's right up there between Half Life 2 and Ocarina of Time. Rather than potraying the modern cliche FPS, this game gives us a great storyline alongside some new and original game mechanics, like the V.A.T.S. system. Despite the game saying you can't run it on Windows 7 or later, you are able to modify some configuration files for this to happen.

10/10

i want 158 hours of my life back plz

Alright here I will review not only Civilization V but also the DLC Brave New World. Let's get started.

Civilization V is highly superior over its predecessor Civilization IV, it introduces new challenges like worrying about your Gold Per Turn and how much resources you have. I like the idea of social policies, and I do like how there aren't religions (yet), I found that to be a really annoying aspect of Civilization IV. The leaders in Civilization V have good yet not OP advantages, but that doesn't mean that some leaders are more of a jerk than others (Egypt I'm looking at you). Overall I highly recommend that you purchase Civilization V.

Now before I talk about Brave New World, let's talk about something REALLY bothersome (for me at least). It's one thing when you make a DLC expensive and overpriced, but with Civ 5, they felt the need to make BOTH of the DLC expansions the same price as the game! Overall that's about $90, which is a ludacris pricetag for any video game. You hit the border when you make a game $60, but at least with that the DLCs don't cost another $60 they cost more like $10.00. Here, you can buy multiple games with $90, you can buy an AAA title game + DLC for that price, there are so many better options than buying DLC that has the same pricetag as the game. Many people will argue that the DLC is priced that way because it's "a whole new game". Well I call bullcrap with that, now, you can call me a smartass and whatever, but if it was a whole new game, then why does it look identical to the original, has all the same leaders from the original, all the same units, and a whole lot more. Face it, it's not a whole new game, it's just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ EXPANSION PACK.

Anyway, onto Brave New World. It's a good DLC, the new Civilizations are great, and I like how the developers fixed some of the policies, like how Commerce is now entirely focused on gold instead of navy and gold. I also like the idealogies, and the new units aren't that bad either. However, this expansion isn't without its flaws. While it is kinda optional, they brought back religions, which are very distracting from the gameplay, seeing as how nearby civs are always trying to convert my cities, and I just want them to ♥♥♥♥ off. They also introduced war mongering, which makes a domination victory unpleasnently harder. What this does is that now whenever you capture a city, you either recieve a minor or major war monger, which effects your reputation among the civs in game. When there's a civ bothering me and I take his capital, now everyone hates me for doing so. In general, it's a good DLC, however, don't be the idiot consumer who purchases it when it's not on sale.