Campaign is rancid, probably more fun on Regular but I stubbornly put myself through Vet
Netcode sucks dick
Gun balance makes the grind fucking miserable at times.
Fun to piss people off in mp though
Legitimately missing shit like barracks, records, saving blueprints. You can also tell that this game is kind of a too many cooks kind of thing considering how some shit was just blatantly overlooked.
I'd still say I prefer MW19 over this but this is fine, it can only get better with patches. Right?

Found out Round1 in my area has this and Chunithm so I finally got to try DRS. Im not particularly good but shit's fun and I feel fucking great when I actually get the footwork down and stick with it.

I'm in my buddy's car with 2 beers in me while high off a cart. We pull up at Towson Town Center. Hop on this shit for 2 sets and my heart is pounding; the adrenaline damn near sobers me up for a good 40 minutes. Love it

I've actually stopped smoking cigs for this game and have noticed the cardio improvement. Feels pretty damn good

Nothing special. I think this game really only gets its praise for being one of probably 2 battle royales that vr has. It's serviceable and that's the only praise I really have for this game.

It's very clearly meant to be accessible for any vr user with as little vr experience they may have. To elaborate on that:
-The game has a crosshair. In a vr game. This isn't inherently a negative as it's pretty useful for point shooting. My issue with it is that due to the crosshair being there, you may as well never have to actually ADS with most guns. It makes it way too easy to keep your aim on point.
-Reloading is extremely basic: In a standard vr game, you'd eject a mag, reach to your belt for another, then slot it and pull the charging handle.
In P1 you just run through the motions very loosely.
For example with an MP5: Mag dump -> Highlighted mag shows up below gun -> Slide in mag -> Charging handle illuminates -> Pull charging handle. During this reload cycle your hands dont actually grip any part of the gun.
-You don't even throw grenades, you equip one and then you press the trigger to launch it from your hand

Has a building system kind of like Fortnite, seems like an afterthought. Doesn't really add anything too special and theres no actual type of build-battle going on at least none that I've seen in the time I played this. It's also bare bones, its just simple square platforms you can put around.

Note how I haven't actually commented much on how the core gameplay is like. Like I said, nothing special. I don't really know what to talk about for that cause nothing really stood out to me. I guess that you can climb and glide? It makes it piss easy to get a vantage point and you can avoid fall damage so theres that.

Visually looks like ass but I guess it's so they can make it accessible for people with older pcs as well as make it so it doesnt look too different from the quest version. Due to this game being Quest crossplay, there aren't any picture in picture scopes. When you bring the awp close to your head, your view shifts to what the scope on the awp sees. No peripheral vision at all.

I think if not for the quest 2 launch, this game would've been DoA