A beautiful world with millions of details that even the real world doesn't have. The combat is improved with less bullet-sponge enemies but the gameplay overall is still repetitive. The story is disappointing as it feels vague and it doesn't make the player feel somehow at least connected and intrigued. You listen to a lot of background info about what happened during the crisis, yet you have minimal character and story interaction.
After a few missions you don't feel adventurous, the only thing I felt was exhaustion from all those tiring missions that have basically the same goal but just in different locations. This was more of a completing house chores than having fun.
What Ubisoft was trying to do was to prolong the game by repeating the same missions all over again. After the completion the map is all green and the player feels the final accomplishment. That all is crushed by the new enemies that overtake the map and then you have to do it all over again. (note that those enemies are not different than the last ones, just a few of different backlog audio recordings and a new type of enemy who this time is an actual bullet sponge robot).
After a few missions you don't feel adventurous, the only thing I felt was exhaustion from all those tiring missions that have basically the same goal but just in different locations. This was more of a completing house chores than having fun.
What Ubisoft was trying to do was to prolong the game by repeating the same missions all over again. After the completion the map is all green and the player feels the final accomplishment. That all is crushed by the new enemies that overtake the map and then you have to do it all over again. (note that those enemies are not different than the last ones, just a few of different backlog audio recordings and a new type of enemy who this time is an actual bullet sponge robot).