Utterly irresponsible and incompetent devs. What's the point of selling cosmetics if you don't even have the basic competency to actually save my outfits???

Best gunplay among even the most modern FPS shooters. Not a lot of players tho, braindead people prefer to follow loud advertisements, lootboxes and battle passes.

Long review, but bottom line, totally worth it. I recently got back in with the disappointment that is battlefield 6 system requirements and the anti-cheat. The game features two main ways of playing: PVP and PVE. PVP is fun and the domination is a lot more COD-like, with instant respawns and, by extension, your life being worth less. Push is the "core" and features wave-like gameplay with an attacking and defending team. PVP is extremely fun (just don't take it competitively and rage) but is somewhat overwhelming for new players. You will often find yourself shot or sniped through angles you would never have thought of. Or one-shot by an enemy which is nothing more than a pixel on your screen. Or mag-dumped by a guy who jumped out of that one window you could have sworn you checked. Or shot in the back by someone coming in through the entrance you had guarded for a whole minute before the tiktok part of your brain got bored and you looked behind you for two seconds. PVE, thankfully,...

Overall, yes it´s a good game. But the playerbase has devolved into either players that know every detail and dominate matches or extremely toxic and racist. ...but other than that? A good game. Shame that it´s effectively dead. In my opinion.

In 2025, the community of this game will teamkill you until you leave. There is no punishment to them. If you don't play the way the level 1000 people want, regardless of your kills and team participation, expect to not be allowed to play. They will gang up on you based on being new. There is a culture of toxicity.

The best FPS out currently. Wish there were a sequel in the works considering the game is almost 7 years old now

7 Years later, better than Battlefield 6. Best close range gun play that actually requires some manner of strategy to win games.

Despite my low hours, I was in fact a beta player, fan of the original insurgency, and was encouraging all my friends to try the game after launch. The combat was visceral, sound design was intense, guns felt powerful & responsive, and there was enough looming danger that battles - even versus AI, were scary. There was a genuine sense of imminent doom - and 9 times out of 10, dying was result of a misstep, a slightly delayed reaction, or just plain bad luck. I fell in love with the game during the beta for all of these reasons - it was an intense experience that rewarded cohesion and made you rethink your approach after every mistake. I hardly find myself enjoying the game anymore. - Bugs (like disappearing cosmetic presets) that have been around for months now are still present and, in the case of disappearing cosmetics, necessitate 5-10 minutes of reassembling your loadouts periodically. Multiple months of DLC drops and things like this still exist. There are bugs that have be...

Amazing game with active developers, so much potential, incredibly intense in some moments, especially if you have patient friends and can come up with strategies on the go. All in all this game is incredibly well made and just a perfect follow-up for its predecessor, Insurgency. No more words to say here just a beautiful game, 10\10.

Some of the best PVP and PVE out there in "recent" years. More shooters need more tactical movement/gameplay nowadays not whatever spastic movement warzone has or whatever the new annual call of dutys that activision is pumping out nowadays and releasing skins or cosmetics that don't even fit the overall theme of the game, atleast the insurgency team tries to add skins and cosmetics that fit the overall theme and environment.