Recent reviews by Reclusing_Recluse

Honestly, one of the best open-source apps I've ever discovered.

Blender makes spending money on similar apps seem like a waste of money. Sure some of those other apps may have more features, but are those features worth some of those higher prices (looking at you Adobe Substance 3D)? I doubt it.

It just offers an easy way for someone to get into 3D modeling, animation, texturing, and even some epic Pythoning all for free, I don't know of any other app that does that to the level this does.

I full-heartedly recommend this to anyone trying to get into 3D modeling, animation, and whatnot and doesn't have the deep pockets or doesn't want to be a slave to a subscription model or having to keep creating alt accounts to keep getting 30 day trials on 3DS Max (gave 3 different emails to those ♥♥♥♥♥).

The game itself certainly has improved compared to how it was a few months ago, however, I still cannot recommend this to anyone who is completely new to the Destiny franchise.

The problem is, so much content has been removed to the point where the story itself now is told in a way where if you missed the previous stuff, it doesn't care. For those who may be interested in the story, you're pretty much forced to go to outside sources to figure out what went on before. There's 0 structure on easing someone into the game. About a year ago, I had tried to play this game on a brand new account just to see what it's like coming in as a new player. Even though I had been playing Destiny 2 since it came out, even I felt overwhelmed, being spammed by a bunch of banners telling me to buy ♥♥♥♥ even though I'm a hot 10 minutes into the game after being forcefully thrown into some random seasonal mission, really great way to introduce new players.

PVP is still a terrible experience, yes there are now gamemodes without abilities, but, someone's whose new to the game, has 0 good weapons because they have no idea what exactly a good roll is and just has whatever random drops they got, jumps in and gets stomped. It's not because of their skill level, it's because they just cannot compete with the current sandbox due to the insane powercreep and also the fact that pvp is 100% pay to compete. A new player who has no good rolls, no decent selection of exotic armor and weapons, and no materials to be able to buy said exotic weapons and armor will not have a great time.

Destiny 2 has become uninviting for new players and that's on the fault of both Bungie and the playerbase, barely anyone has really thought about new player retention, Destiny 2 has become a game made for the people who have been playing for years and not really anyone else.

The only game where I can give a bus 80k horsepower and turn it a drag monster.
Can't wait to get a computer that isnt a potato in a polymer box so I could explore this game more
I recommend this to anyone that's into cars and wants to tune them, drive them, and/or put them in totally safe and legal situations.

Good game
1: I can make nukes(first thing I do if any sandbox game has explosives)
2: Mod supported(without having to pay for them, looking at you Microsoft)
3: Devs actually care about their game(you dont get that as much nowadays)
I'd recommend this game to anyone who likes sandbox games