Ace combat was recommended to me from a mutal friend who was showing me flight games on his stream, I liked the gameplay of it and bought it when it went on sale, I had a idea what kind of game it was from the stream and also I finished Project Wingman before it. When I loaded into the game and went into the 1st mission I had a hard time but got used to it very fast, The music captured my interest and I wanted to hear more mission themes, the story with Trigger going through different squads and being blamed for the ex president's death had me like what the fuck kind of twist just happened?, I enjoyed the layouts of the missions BESIDES defending mckinsey I HATED him, The selections of planes always had me thinking which one I should use and tried using most of them and get a feel for them with different SP weapons and parts, I eventually got the F22 Raptor and it was wraps for the rest of the game and replaying the game but the best part was doing the different maneuvers such as cobra maneuver and kulbit maneuver. Fav mission was between Lighthouse or Last Hope they gave me CHILLS and always love going back and playing them again and again, Mr X was very fun to go against every time trying to be on his tail while he does crazy moves dodging my missiles and machine gun, The fight when he's in the X02 gave me chills and I had a bit of trouble but cooked him anyways, I think it was a fitting end for him and felt bad for him in the end since the skies were all he wanted to be at. The final mission had me fucked up trying to catch them annoying ass drones and the twist with them able to "shred their wings" and have a smaller drone try to upload my data to the rest of the drones was crazy and going into the tunnel and out the space elevator was something I never seen in a game before and solidified the rating for me. If you read this then please play this game and before I end this entry, I love Count's character he's my GOAT.

I had beat cyberpunk before 2.0 and that's the only time I did but when 2.0 and the DLC came out I hopped back on the game and made a new female V and went into the story with me trying to remember which paths to do until I found out they changed all of that so I got lost but caught up. My brother had beat the DLC before me so he would give me hints and insisted I do the DLC and go into Dogtown, I was NOT expecting Songbird to hack into my Relic that shit happening was easily the biggest what the fuck just happened so far in the game. That happening raised my interest in the DLC and I went on wondering if Songbird was to be trusted, I met that bitch president who I never trusted cause of how corrupted the government is in Cyberpunk and it seemed I made the right choice, I met Reed and didn't trust him either at all being with the FIA and a spy and he gave me WAY more reasons to not trust him, but then Songbird came back into the picture telling me do I trust her and she's doing this for us made me like ok you tryna fuck me over I don't know then I met her in person and she's basically a adam smasher without the crazy ass cyberware but mainly netrunner shit I felt really bad seeing her like that, then they both were giving me reasons for their actions and their thoughts, i wasn't too sure what to do until the reed gave me a plan and songbird did as well, the GAME made me pick one of them when i didn't trust either of them but in the end I picked Reed's side to get Songbird some help instead of her going insane from the blackwall. It didn't turn out well for her through I had to go take on a fuckin horror scene with that fucking robot but once it was over she asked me to kill her to let her go out on her own terms. I thought it was fitting and killed her at her request wondering if i had the right call, I could tell Reed felt shame to me and I don't blame him but you can't control people like that. Phantom Liberty changed me in different ways such as my morals, my mindset and outlook on people's paths i feel like a former husk of myself. This DLC is easily one of the best of all time.