==Adder Review==
I play games on a piece of ancient gaming hardware, and a lot of games don't run amazing. So I won't focus on the Graphics.
The numbers and answers you Want:
Gameplay: 3/5 = It's a standard third person adventure game. I find the combat a bit of a headache because of the very light Cover System the game seems to use, where I find myself not activating cover more often than not and getting blasted.
Narrative: 3/5 = It's a basic story and nothing really to crazy. I like the vibes
Does it run on my POS?: Y = It runs, but we have crashing issues that occur randomly.
Narrative Review (I'll keep it short):
A few people disliked the game because Kay Vess looks weird, and I will say, not as someone who really cares about the hot anime or video game women, the facial animations she has are very strange in a few shots, but nothing I was too disturbed by. This may be emphasized by the terrible graphics I am restricted to playing on. Not enough though for me to hate the game, and there are some fun side activities.
I don't play Ubisoft games as often as other people, who may play every single AC game, so I understand the burnout for this game type. I wasn't burnt out because of constantly playing these types of games, but I would say I mostly wanted to play through the story, so I didn't 100% every world. I will say though, as someone who just recently played Sly Cooper on the PS2, I was surprised we still have games that despise allowing you to save whenever you want. When you're on a mission, you die and find yourself back at the beginning. Stealth was a complaint I recall when the game first released, and I had heard mixed opinions of the validity of that, but I do fail stealth sections quite a bit, and it's primarily due to the situations they curated where the guards never look away from your area, so you need to distract them. Nix apparently needs to either be levelled up or used differently, because if a patrol has more than one person, I find myself triggering the alarms. Skill issue? Maybe, but the game does seem to want you to stealth a lot with its level designs, and for me it generally never lasts the whole mission. I also am not interested in reloading the save at the beginning of the mission, I'm at the point of my life where I'd rather try to play through than reloading a save.
Setting Wise, I do enjoy more or less living like the average person in the Star Wars world. Aesthetically and the NPCs in settlements do make it feel as if I'm just wandering around a planet I arrived on. I did find it weird they never bothered with having a non-robot making food for you, but maybe only robots make food in Star Wars. I don't know anymore. I like gambling and playing the arcade cabinets, but even those do get old after playing them once or twice.
For my experience with my PC build, it would be a No Recommend for me. Graphically it doesn't run well, and that's fine. The crashes aren't soft locking for me so I can still continue after I relaunch. The lack of saving in the middle of a mission is still a strange decision, but it aligns with their other games more.
That first Assassins Creed game was pretty cool, right?
