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This game sucks complete donkey dick

Not every game needs to feel the same. Metro's feel is what makes it unique and rather gritty. I don't think because it's heavy movement means it's "clunky" I disagree, and I've always loved Metro's gameplay cause of it's weapons mechanics, guns jamming and needing to unjam them

Very fair review, friend. Didn't make a fuss about the minor complaints and highlighted that. Proud of that.

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Yep. it's so rare. It was easy to care about it, to have that connection. I've missed this, actually caring for NPCs. The Darkness had some of that too, I really liked that game.

@@testgoober193 Indeed perhaps one day The Darkness 3 can be made - that would be nice to have - the Mechanics of that game are darn fun and the 1st one is a type of game you just don't get any more really. The 2nd one I nice enough but I liked some elements of the original more.

Well that’s because you hardly get that in real life either

They barely built any character connections around anna, her death was extremely stupid and predictable

Hydra Knocks she didn’t die though ...

Will Thrizzal Fuck off, dumbass!

The Baron is a lie!

I pissed Baron so many times. Later it was hilarious!

I wish that the car radio had an option to turn off the radio everytime when i hear that.

@@samexoldx I found him, though he's not actually the real Baron, he's a double that went a bit mad and thinks he is the real Baron. You can snap him out of it by scaring him.

Same here , Metro Exodus has the best gunplay

I agree. I love the slower paced, more realistic gunplay. You can't just go full auto and expect to hit everything. You have to be careful which adds to the tension.

Totally agree. I love it's gunplay and movement too

As if you actually experienced a apocalypse. Stfu

It sometimes got on my nerves when I'd start up the game and be met with thst stuff instead of advancing though. Sometimes several minutes are spent listening to people talk

@@Espartanica That's the point. Sure it's not action or exploring but if you didn't have those moments the game would be far lesser.

@@Red-S-267 I just mean when you have to sit through it right when you boot up the game

Espartanica Hmm I’ve never actually experienced that. And I’ve replayed the. Game a couple times.

Yeah i think i got the most out of the story by listening to how the characters felt before each outing

Exodus areas are mishmash of 80s movies

Same yeah

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Exodus confirmed that the US/NATO was the ones who dropped the bombs.

USA just like in real life, almost

Gotten so much attention from being snatched away from Steam and unto Epic exclusively. Negative attention that is.

So does Dusk, Ion Maiden, Project Warlock and Amid Evil.

Just completed it last week and doing a second play through at the moment, fantastic game 😄

He does speak though, just not in gameplay. Transitions have his voice, and you can sometimes hear him cry out in surprise, fear, or desperation at least in Exodus

I fucking hate the gameplay. It plays like a PS2 game.

@@SirQuantization You just aren't accustomed to it.

with you on that, the whole atmosphere and how tense the metro games are in general has always been aided by how trash your toolkit is. Going through a dimly lit tunnel is made all the more scary when you know your flashlight is about to turn itself off at the most inopportune moment imaginable

Maybe it's just cause I've played bethesda games like fallout but the shooting in metro always felt adequate for the job. I just don't like the "seams" in enemy animations. Some enemies snap between poses and states, they seem to have a very annoying habit of doing so right as I pull the trigger while aiming at their head. That's the only reason the humanimals are a challenge to kill is because they snap between standing and crouching immediately.

Ranger harcore!

Ranger Hardcore only.

Is this really worth $60?

@@fatbroccoli8 absolutely

Your buddy will laugh last

@@infinityhand6569 I could go pick the game up rn is it really worth it to buy and play

@@Move2neat Definitely if you're into post apocalyptic survival games. To be fair the shooting feels a little clunky but the visuals are top notch and the overall atmosphere is excellent. Pretty much every character is interesting to talk to and they all have actually meaningful and entertaining dialogue. And don't get me started on the gun modifications and stuff. Definitely get it

So that's why! And here I thought the game couldnt impress me more. Bloody amazing, I knew the guns in this game were designed realistically in terms of sound and looks, but to think it goes this far man... thank you for letting me and all the other gunlets know hahah

Almost all the guns in Exodus feel real because of these drawbacks! I absolutely enjoyed using the revolver and the shambler.

I think there's also some kind of issue you have to fix in the cfg, I don't recall what it was at this exact moment but fixing in in the config files made mouse movement and gunplay much more snappy. It's subtle enough that you might not notice it as an issue to fix, hell, I just thought it was a little janky my first playthrough.

If guns didn't feel clunky and didn't need for cleaning to work properly, this wouldn't be a good post-apocalyptic shooter in the guns aspect. Getting jumped by a shrimp in Volga wouldn't mean anything if my reaction wasn't "fuck, this cyka just made me dip my kalash on mud and now it jams like shit".

@@el_androi1203 based

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I didn't go into that tree house Some people were talking between themselves I just sat there listened to them and got the next objective. 😂

@@HearFeelThink Same here, i was sneaking around and overheard them talking that my friend already left, but my curiosity got the better of me and i still went up to the tree house. I just loved the npc's talking about my previous actions (depending if you killed or not), but not just that, also what you did to the ppl that surrendered, for example, after you went in killing everybody & then just spared the guys who surrendered, they will talk about that as well. It just blew me away & i loved it.

@@thzmaniac377 I had to replay that whole area because i wanted to see how it ended if i didnt kill anyone! (dont kill them, its better). Had to do the bunker thing twice though, not a fan of that.

@@thzmaniac377 I really liked it too. When I heard what they were saying about me, I restarted the whole chapter over so I could do everything without killing anyone and see what they would say

I actually went through the entire area killing nobody.

To be honest it's not that clunky. It's just really slow paced game. And i acutally really like the gunplay of Metro Exodus.

​ @Hebe Kikenburg Have you even watched the video? And read most of the comments? Just because it did not work for you doesn't mean it is automatically the worst game ever for everyone. Nice try though as if lots of people is gonna listen to one man's shitty opinion.

@@ShadowRomeo1784 i sure hope he is a troll lol, metros gameplay/gunplay is amazing imo playing through it a second time on ranger difficulty to get the plat atm, i dont find it clunky.. i find it deliberate, you have to be precise.. especially on the harder difficultys because you will die in like 2 shots... but so do enemies which i love... and the stealth especially is great

@@vaninda1751 Well, his recent reply pretty much confirms your statement even more...

@Hebe Kikenburg the only real problem with the gameplay is the low FOV you can't change without tweaking configs and getting graphical glitches in return.

same completely finished everything in the game searched every pixel amazing masterpiece

thats the way to go, boi

VORTEX 100K I say almost a masterpiece

Got most of the achievements and finished off with 33hours total every second worth it

Not buying Anthem is always the right choice.

Nice

Niceee

That's why my player's choice matters. I actually have no idea that the moment you jump off to the train from the fanatics, that you can actually keep your companion alive (I forgot his name). It is actually nice to see that how you play truly matters in the context of the narrative.

Yeah because it doesnt just make you feel bad. It allows you to not kill them

Meanwhile people criticizing Anthem for being 30 hours while this and Resident Evil are a combined like, maybe 25 hours. Lmfao. Hey, at least this and Rez Evil have better graphics. Oh wait. Well, at least they have better physics! Oh wait. Well at least they have better sounds! Oh wait. Well at least they can support co-op. Oh wait. Well at least they have free DLC. Oh wait. Well at least they update weekly. Oh wait. That’s all Anthem ^ lol. You’ll have spent a grand total of $240 on like 4 games by the time I’m done with Anthem, Apex, or Battlefield. The games you get have $$$ DLC too lmao.

tommunist10 make sure to wipe your lips when you’re done with that mouth load. Having fun paying for games that are in beta for years? Dipshit

@@tommunist10 Ever heard of quality not quantity? EA doesn't know shit about making a memorable single player experience. You seem like the type of idiot who shits on people for playing single player games because you only get satisfaction from burning your cash on microtransactions in multiplayer.

@@tommunist10 I'll take a good story and immersion for 10 hours, rather then a mediocer story and kill X and grab Y for 30 hours. Why not compare Anthem to MMORPG's that weak 30 hours vs hundreads of days gameplay ? Well atleast Anthem has pvp! Oh wait. Well atleast it works! Oh wait. Well at least it has alot of unique content! Oh wait. Well atleast sound works! Oh wait. Well atleast it doesn't crash your console! Oh wait. Well atleast it doesn't have downgraded graphics! Oh wait. Well atleast it isn't repetitive after the first 5 hours! Oh wait. Well atleast there are not graphical bugs! Oh wait. Well atleast its not full of bugs and server problems 20 days after launch and 2-3 hotfixes! OH WAIT. Well atleast its on sale 50% off.

@@tommunist10 what the fuck. Nice 17th account Andrew Wilson. Fuck off? Would rather play the magnificent BioShock a few times through than play your shit heap of a game. Do you know what else has heaps of "play time" but is garbage? Fallout 76. Stop.

The other 2 Metro games are superior. You are going to love the redux versions of 2033 and Last Light. They are the pinnacle of 4A games talent in game design.

Direckt Gaming dude I was in the same boat. It was about a couple of weeks before Exodus was coming up and I have never played the series yet had redux/Last light sitting on my PS4 library. Decided to play on a day off and was instantly hooked. Absolutely loved the game and it’s really mind blowing when you play it a 2nd time and realize how much you’ve missed. Hope you enjoy it, man!

Dude, its amazing. If you want to give it justice. Go through the redone first two games first to really get into the mood. A great series despite its minor flaws.

Why havent you played them already

Well, I think that’s confirmation that I should definitely play this series haha! Cheers guys!

I love it cuz stealth is nonexistent there

One of my favorite parts of the game something oh so satisfying about killing cannibal Nazi's

I agree, I already finished the game few weeks back but honestly I do not think the game would have given me all these upgrades if I did not look around the map.

@@radekmraz1432 Sorry for the necro, but his point is that you don't NEED to explore to finish the game, though exploring every nook and cranny makes it undoubtably easier. Other games however, force you to explore lest you be woefully under equipped for the late game.

The metro games are all about rewarding exploration. Sure, you can play the game as Skill Up did and run through it. I really don't like that method for Metro. I don't think he ever realized how slow the game can be played or how tense it can get. I once mistimed moving up on the last pirate section in the 3rd map on ranger hardcore (A playthrough I recommend everyone do at least once. Yeah, its the meme difficulty, but there is a reason for that. Explained later) with a bullet in my arm and only 1 medkit left without enough materials for a second one. I sat there for over 3 realtime hours waiting for night. The worst part was I had picked the only location that gave me enough cover to be safe from all angles, but sat in the middle of 2 guard sight cones. After a while, they would stop looking for me, but if I moved, they would immediately see me and shoot. It was the videogame equivalent of huddling behind a rock and praying for the people watching me to lose interest and go away. Eventually night fell, and I gained enough control over the engagement for me to move forwards. Ranger hardcore has been seen as the meme difficulty since the original release of Metro. It always gave you just enough to get by, never more. Metro 2033's original steam release was the only exception. You could pick up the hellbreath railgun early and ride that shit through the game until you hit Andrew's apartment where an arsenal that could see you through to the end of the game was laid out, including a second hellbreath. Sell everything, get rich, move on to the rest of the game with the exact weapons you wanted (my choice was always a suppressed rifle and the second hellbreath) with over 200 military grade rounds to spare for upgrades later on. Metro Redux took that out and it was back to just enough to get by. My least favorite thing about the new system was the spare ammo cap. 150 rifle rounds, 80 9mm bbs, I never used shotguns, so never paid attention to how much shotgun ammo you could hold. Metro 2033 original had no spare ammo cap. You could turn that 200 MGR that I mentioned into 600 rifle rounds and shoot through the entire game. Now its time to talk about exodus. In this video, you can see Skill Up is low on ammo frequently. On ranger hardcore, I usually had more ammo than that for 2 reasons. 1st, every bullet you miss, you might need in 5 minutes. 2nd, every bullet can score a kill shot on most enemies with 1 shot. Let me say that in a different way, I take fewer shots to kill enemies on a higher difficulty than at a lower one. In the metro games, ranger hardcore highlights the craftsmanship that goes into the metro games. Sure, some of the locations have a few hitboxes out of whack. Sure, some of the enemies are more tanky than others. But when you play on ranger hardcore, you have to listen to everything. Listen to every sound, pay attention to movement in every shadow, and keep your weapons silent. You move at night, because a sniper can 2-shot you in day time. You watch for the animals that cross your path and hide from them where possible. Some won't attack. Some will. The difference is where you are and how you act. My memorable moments: 3 watchmen taking shelter from a storm I didn't have to hide from. I could safely jog past them. Hiding under the bridge Skill Up mentioned in his review from a gargoyle, only to be joined by 2 watchmen who were busy chasing a demon off a baby. Everything involving the spiders. Fuck the spiders. I hate them. They scare the crap out of me every playthrough, even after knowing that the flame rounds can penetrate the outer carapace. I am so used to keeping in the dark, sneaking around and hiding, and here come a ton of creepy crawlies, that not only ignore my efforts, but do it better, and force me to do the opposite. Every time I go down there, I get that sense of dread, and every time I get back up, the relief is massive. Now, the thing that not enough people talk about, or even notice. Hitboxes. The hitboxes in Exodus and the metro games in general, at least where it comes to enemies, are tight. Very tight. Incredibly tight. My biggest mindblowing incident was in Metro Last light when I put a shot through the visor of a Communist armored faceplate. Any other location on the plate and it would have taken the plate off without killing him. The visor, my bullet punched through. This was relevant because he was the first enemy in that engagement that I had to face and he already knew I was there. I had maybe 3 seconds to kill him before he alerted the rest of the group. I spun and fired 3 shots while turning on full automatic in pure desperation. The second round punched through his visor while the other 2 hit the wall on either side. I didn't even know what had happened at first until I used my nightvision to check his corpse. He had 1 bullet hole in the dead center of his visor. An inch higher or lower and no kill. I tried this before and since on other enemies. A shot to an armored mask blows off the mask. A shot to a separate piece of armor removes that piece of armor. Valid sniping targets are unarmored heads, the faces of helmeted enemies, the visors and throats of armored enemies, which leads to my second biggest mindblowing incident. In the second world of exodus, there are a couple of encounters with armored enemies. The first one you fight (in my playthrough that is) is standing in a room with 2 slaves (I wanted the good ending so kill no slaves) so no grenades or mindless spraying. I had to be careful. About 20 approaches to that room later, I was about done. On ranger hardcore, its hard to go through those guys without grenades. I lost count of the deaths. So, pissed off, upset, and ready to quit for the day, I opened the door, stepped forwards, raised my revolver, and shot him in the throat. One shot. An enemy that I had sprayed at on full auto with my AK. It was just that fast. I didn't even register it at first. I let go of my mouse and waited to die. Then he fell over. I grabbed my mouse, stepped forwards and looked at him, then paused my game and aimlessly wandered for a while. Around 20 tries and around 20 failures, I had done it, and it only took 1 shot.

I got everything (equipment wise) my first play through and I never felt I went out of my way to collect it. Granted I was being rather exploratory but hey it's a big beautiful world. That being said I find most of the upgrades pretty useless. I can craft most stuff from my backpack so carrying more in most cases isn't a big deal. If you play stealthily you really don't need light and you find plenty of stuff. If you take an extra second to loot people you get tons of ammo too. I feel like you'd only have to do the collecting if you are playing combat style because then you will burn through resources fast enough to warrant carrying more or you may need a bigger stack of first aid kits etc.

Absolutely agree.

thought it was ok, but not amazing.

andy lai What difficulty did you play on?

Metro Exodus and Resident Evil 2 Remake is already one of the candidates. It's still too early for me to decide though. Especially when Cyberpunk 2077 is probably gonna be released near the end of this year.

ShadowRomeo1784 It just shows how good this year will be for gaming

I hate Deep Silvers bullshit decision, but honestly, that is no way to repay the developers that worked so hard to make a good game, especially in this day and age when AAA titles are pretty much rehashed shit.

Tf. You buy a game because you're interested in it

Youll also be supporting anti-consumer corporate behavior and hurting the game industry at the same time. The good of the many outweighs the good of the one. You can buy it when its exclusivity deal is over in a year and still be supporting single player games while not supporting those gross corporate decisions to f over their customers.

@@ijustwantmyphonecall6947 So nothing else matters at al right? Nothing else should ever go into your decision? You know companies LOVE people who think like you because they can feed you any amount of bullshit they want and hey if you are interested in the game, who cares, just gonna buy it anyway right?

@@tgreaux5027 Let people buy what they want, you elitist. Get off your fuckin high horse.

Playing through the whole series again....definetly a series I can replay every year or 2

Are there 2033 redux and last light redux on ps5?

In mother Russia, we have saying, “eagle with greatest wings shits from greatest height!”

Not just Russia anymore, you've seen anthem?

“Why you haft be mad, ‘‘tis only game”

интересно, почему у американцев все шутки старые и тупые?

@@Zetreuve Наверняка он придёт сюда?

Absolutely agree just hanging out on the train is awesome!!!!!

i think the best parts are the linear levels and the way the do karma, but yeah the train levels are good shit

I've always like metro because it makes me hate itself and i get a sense of relief when I get back to the major cities in the metro. this game changed a little bit by making the interlude bits better

I thought the same then I got to tiega and that all changed for me

try doing the real trans Siberian train across Russia, they pretty much nailed it .... it just tends to be a bit more crowded

Someone needed to do it. Why not them? Eastern Europe heroically saved Adidas track suites.

The distribution deal was made by austrians :)

Nintendo sorta? They did last time

@vin 950 you're probably thinking of Koch Industries. Koch Media is Austria/German, owned by Thq Nordic GmbH which is Austrian, which is again owned by the Swedish company Thq Nordic AB

Have you considered that a 12% cut is the only way these kind of games can actually be made commercially? If it takes using another application than Steam o nmy PC, than that's fine by me.

Agreed with a couple bug fixes the game really could be a knacksterpeice

Should I get the DLCs too (gold edition)?

You havent played red dead

Or any games for that matter

@@ijustwantmyphonecall6947 Maybe westerns aren't to his taste? I too don't find them interesting,so RDR 2 could not hold me for longer than a few hours,no matter how brilliant the design,graphics and details were.

@@ijustwantmyphonecall6947 red dead is good too... But i like metro exodus more.

@@ijustwantmyphonecall6947 also,"and any games at that matter",are you trying to say Metro Exodus is shit?

The first one wasnt that Great unfortunatly

Which one is the first book is it 2033

@@abowlofsalad7171 2033 is the first one yes

There are also some good books in the universe that Dmitry Glukhovsky started. My favourite one is 'Piter', which is set in St Petersburg.

fensizor Thanks

You should check out the Act Man if you haven't already.

Keach Weder I have not. Thanks for the tip!

@@mellowrockstar No problem he doesn't do a whole lot of new games but his videos are well done and very detailed much like skillup.

Act man is to skill up like fine wine is to steak.

Yet they don't seem to have learned anything from the mistakes they've made in the previous two games.

Shoter Aredein play COD,BFV,R6S,APEX like a normal person. Who the hell still plays blacklight! They shut it down for a reason NO ONE IS PLAYING IT.

@@omarmmzn Excuse me, but... 1: I'm not interested in the games you listed. 2: I was playing Blacklight: Retribution, along with other several people. We had good time while it lasted. Thank you for understanding.

Rip Blacklight: Retribution. Way too many memories in that game. One of the best Free To Plays i've ever come across

@@missingaforest3639 That's why we need to spread this awareness message, or it's equivalent.

Exactly.

Yeah same here. Jims review got me thinking too.

Honestly if you hated the other metro games you'd hate this one. They are almost the exact same.

Which one did you like the most of the series ?

The jankiness is still there. Much less than the pre redux metro 2033. But it's still there. In regards to world building and atmosphere though, the whole series is second to none.

Whats there not like ?

He goes where he wanna go

Love him so much

He wasn't before the nuclear attack: you hear him talk to his mom in the park in a flashback in LL

@@tlotpwist3417 trauma could have done it

Yeah I'll accept that headcannon

He speaks aloud to his crew at the end of the game.

@zuhair algadi Book canon and game canon are two different things

Debatable

agreed best fps single player game ive played since Bioshock infinite

@@HenTrack last light was better than infinite

@@kitomir9962 imo they are on the same level

@@kitomir9962 but exodus imo is the best metro to date

All of his reviews invoke the "I played on easy, just like a game journalist does". It's a lot of " I want this, i want that" instead of even trying to recognise that there are games that want to push you to do something other than what you want to do. It's not a flaw, its a decision. Not test it out at least in the intended way before calling it bad. Very reminiscent of Older CleanPrinceGaming video.

@@ducktape-3470 Come on bro it's not that bad lmao

@@S.A.O.D.A i just finished the game today so his journalistic views actually sting a lot more than usual 😂

I only had a single bug in the game and that’s when a guy walked through a wall and smacked me on ranger hardcore mode luckily the game had just saved for me so it was fine but still wired to have died instantly by the mysterious fisher man

I hit a manimal with my van. One went sailing clear across the screen. While Darmir and I were underground fighting off manimals, he shot one and, it sailed clear across the map. It is impossible to really stealth play. I always try to just knock people out when I'm playing so, I don't have to kill anyone. Since it is impossible to move the bodies, one is always found. This inevitably leads to a fire fight. I have had to restart the game multiple times. I've also had to uninstall and reinstall to get around some bugs. It is crazy.

Rob Kinney That sounds really shit i guess I got lucky then with the lack of bugs

Only bug I had was if I would get hit at the same time I am pushing the button to get into my boat, the camera would freeze in place. Also, idk if it's a bug, but when I am sprinting and climb up something, I shoot forward really fast.

@@robkinney1974 i played it on ps4, found verry few bugs.. maby 1 moving shaking corpse and got shot through a wall once or twice... did 90% of the game stealth on ranger difficulty no issues...

@Lighting Blade insecure much?

@Lighting Blade you're the one being toxic here. He said absolutely nothing about pirating or review bombing. Buy a new pc, you're way more toxic then the average pc gamer.

Glad it’s a good game but wish the publisher didn’t pull that nonsense on the pc community :(

Mihai Constantinescu The average pc gamer hasn’t seen sunlight in years there just busting nuts in a corner.

+1, that is my plan as well :)

Actually there are 2 types of them. Spiders and Skorpion spiders. Last one are more dangerous since it's not only usual spiders, but also can attack you from some range. The one with ability to attack you from range afair are new to Exodus.

Neither did he got a good ending for metro exodus. Ffs he called innocent villagers of the first map "an enemy faction", and obviously killed innocent manchildren on the third map. Metro is not a shooter, its a stealthy sneak game where direct confrontation is the most extreme case.

Well, this or the bad ending. And it's bad.

For Steam But seriously tho, we'll remind ya when it happens

This literally makes me so sad but honestly I not interested in supporting the epic games store so ima wait

@@static_at_home_8885 no your not your just saying that to protest epic , your not going to buy the game

@ David Nunez Same here. I pre-ordered a physical copy, because the story page said "Comes with Steam key" and this was how the game was advertised be the publisher for a long time. Then, _after_ paying for my purchase and without even care to tell me, physical copies are now coming exclusively with keys for Epics store. Which is what I would call "false advertisement", "willful deception", "bait-and-switch" or even "fraud". And apart from that, I am sick and tired of being forced to open account after account and sharing personal data everywhere, simply to play a bloody game. Steam, Uplay, Origin, Social Club, Battlenet and now Epic... it is ridiculous and I am sick of it, especially since I don't see _any_ additional value for this. Hell, devs and publishers forced us to use Steam for almost 15 years now, I remember posts from officials in the Deep Silver forums 10 years ago that told the customers more or less they are idiots for not wanting to use _Steam_ and now the same people tell me that Steam is evil? I would have gladly payed a bit more to get the game on Steam, since I really, really love the books and the games. Have played both a dozen times at least, but here is where I draw my line.

@@Furzkampfbomber that's a shame for you. I decided to look past all of the politics and went for it. I'm so glad I did, it is an epic game that deserves acclaim. From such a small company too, 150 developers, when you compare that to the conglomerate Rockstar or Ubisoft. I get what you mean about the personal data, that's why I bought the game from CD keys who I already have an account with, and I got a burner email to log into Epic launcher. They don't have any more of my details. But, on that point, this is the way its going to go, so we should get used to it. I bet Rage 2 will only be playable on Bethesda launcher for example.

Sounds risky

@@SkillUp Hey Ralph just want you to know your silky Australian accent is relaxing and helps me sleep no homo

No.

Hah, we all know you let Digital Extremes piss on your lap ShillUp. There's no way Warframe is that good. Edit: ok, Warframe is pretty awesome.

@@SkillUp Only EA Games