Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker fucking sucks.
I'm not saying this to be a dick, but it's true and I'll stand by it until the day I die. This game is just plain awful. The worst part is that I've dedicated over 2000 hours of my life to playing this piece of shit. I'm not so sure why people like it so much. The story is alright, sometimes. But the gameplay itself is terrible. Tab Target MMOs have never been fun, like ever. They're so boring! There's no real action or combat here; you just kind of waddle and dance around mechanics while you keep up your rotation. That's also assuming you are doing reasonably hard content. If you are just doing story progression, the game is so fucking easy, you can honestly fall asleep while playing.

The story was so bland. It's like watching a Marvel movie. "Hmmm, what can we do to make this as GRAND and EXPLOSIVE as possible.... Oh, I know!" and the rest is history. Knowing everything about the world of FFXIV was simply less interesting than the mystery. Honestly, it was incredibly disappointing because I was really interested in this expansion because I liked the story it was setting up. Too bad.

There are two things that make this game not as shit, one of them being Fashion. Not that you can really do much to your character, the game lacks a lot of customizations features for your character. The clothes are very cute though and I've honestly spent a little too much making my Miqo'te cute.

The second good part is the music, dear heavens does it go hard.

1/5 I think people should play better games

I've never been a fan of the old monster hunter games; they're far too clumsy and janky. I played Freedom Unite and couldn't understand why you'd choose it over the new one, unless it was for nostalgia. It moves... too slowly. Coming from a newer game to an older one and having to play without quality-of-life features like Lance's omnidirectional hops or the exclusion of certain attacks that smooth out weapons. (Gunlance Sweep) It feels like I'm playing a neutered version, which is understandable given the game's origins in the second generation.

It's just not my thing, and the same goes for the other old games. The cool weapons and insane monster designs were the only things that drew me in (despite the fact that I knew I didn't like old Monster Hunter). Unfortunately, after playing the game and remembering "wow, I sure don't like the old-style monster hunter games," I was quickly disillusioned. Cool for people who grew up with Monster Hunter, pretty underwhelming for others.