When buying pants you canвЂ™t even see them as they are cropped of the edge of the screen, and also covered by some UI partially too. Using the right stick to rotate your character when buying armour would be good. In the UI itвЂ™s awkward that you need to press A to go into a select list but then you can exit the list and completely leave the tab youвЂ™re on just tapping the left stick slightlyвЂ¦everyone I played with had a bad time in menus because of this, it just works differently to every other game which is jarring. We also need an option to increase the UI overall text size (not just subtitles) as this has some of the tiniest text, for things like weapon stats and descriptions, IвЂ™ve seen in a recent game. We definitely need a cursor on the map screen to mark waypoints to make navigation easier. The UI is awkward and could be improved dramatically with some small changes IMO: IвЂ™m loving the game in every aspect thatвЂ™s not UI/menu focussed. But I agree some of the basics are only taught through the main missions and much later than youвЂ™d expect. The game definitely had a giant pop-up telling me about skill points after I levelled up the first time.

It's a confusing mess, but an intriguing one. From certain augment usage to who the people are you are killing. It also gave me the pop-up about the cover mechanic as I was like level 6-7, which is honestly such an important feature and would've helped a ton during previous fights.ДЄnd there honestly just is a whole lot of other stuff I just don't understand. Had to stumble into that after I had about 15 points. The game never told me I had skill points and I could use them. The way it on one hand just dump trucks information on you and on the other hand, just doesn't tell you jack shit. Maybe a little too fleshed out because they just drop all the lingo and casual world-building talk right out of the gate and it's so incredibly overwhelming I just don't know what's going on. The world just feels so incredibly huge and fleshed out.

The environments are so incredibly dense and interesting.

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