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what the hell happened to this game ??? it went from a good game to absolute garbage 😬😬😬😬

have been with this game since its beginning ,has gone from an awesome mil sim to having to buy ammo and a suppressor ,,,,,,,,wat the hell , officily deleating this game for good.

This is a once abandoned, out of realistic scope, poorly optimized, with no disclosure of genAI usage in game, developing by single dev (AFAIK), who previously was no stranger to crushing out and throwing tantrums bc his "masterpiece" was criticized. With paid DLC's in future. Hell no, just get yourself Dagger Directive or Operator and not this hot pile of garbage.

I've been playing the game for a few hours now and have been following its development... Yes, it's true that it's still in a very early stage, but it has potential, and honestly, I find it interesting. For those who like realism, I recommend giving it a try. I've already put in 116 hours and I never get tired of playing it.

[b]This was originally the final part of my review, but it discusses what is now the sole gamemode, so I’ve pushed it up to the top. I also went over the character limit, so I’ve cut a few things that are no longer relevant.[/b] The FUBAR gamemode is a PvE extraction shooter gamemode with more streamlined controls and an array of other changes to the core gameplay structure. At the moment, it has two maps; one is very small with only one objective, likely intended as a tutorial map, and the other is much larger with four objectives and at least ten times the amount of enemies. You choose from one of four preset loadouts before deploying into either of these missions, which is fine, but it almost completely ditches any personalisation the game had in previous builds. Other changes introduced in this gamemode include infinite sprint and limited ammo, both of which are improvements over the classic campaign, and you CAN heal, but it is extremely finicky to do so. This gamemode also forces upscaling despite the options in the settings menu, [strike]and when paired with the scope variety, or lack thereof, it means that I as a sniper can’t see anything more than fifty feet in front of m…

Just tried the game again, still sucks.