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Really enjoying it. Took me several rounds to get used to the lower starting ammo amount but I like it. Forced me to be more patient and stick with my squadmates. I had to get over the idea of running and gunning so much. So far have only played Narvik, which is an ok map with incredible weather effects.

@flashflood_29: I used it as a meat substitute in enchiladas and loved it.

Got maybe a days worth of hours on the xbox and loving it. Mostly play solo expect on the weekend when me and my friends duo or squad up. Not really one for stealth or horror games but I sneak like a pro while scared out of my wits playing it in solo mode.

@sarcasticmudcrab: right there with ya on EA Access. Love the service and saves me a ton of money each year.

I was surprised Peggy Sue Got Married didn't make the list

@bradbrains:

Tough to say for myself at this point for couple reasons. First off I don't know them all yet, just last night figured out how to look behind myself while sprinting. Second not knowing what real vantage there is to go into first person view I wonder why the toggle option is even there. When I first dove in I thought, "All right, The Coalition worked on the controller set up it's probably gonna be very similar to me, being a Gears of War fan.". So I constantly kept hitting the RB button to reload but that kept putting me into first person view. Still have quite a while before I get a hang of the controls but it really isn't my top priority right now,e surviving, understanding the games strategies, and just playing better are first and foremost.

Happy with the fact that there is no aim-assist though. It is refreshing not to have it and also aids in keeping the tension of the game high. For example one round I was laid out in front of an open field and was using the sight on my gun to see across it to the other row of trees to see if there was anyone over there waiting for me. Without even knowing I was doing it I kept moving my sight over bushes and rocks waiting for that magnetic feeling you get from aim-assist. Thanks to it not being there all I could rely on was what I could see ahead of me and make a hard run hoping I didn't miss a player.

@bradbrains: admittedly not much of a PC player, CIV and Sim City mostly, so I don't keep up on updating my PC. My machine is over a decade old and PUBG barely ran on there. So when I finally got to play on the xbox it felt like I was actually getting to play the game. I know it isn't great framerate and texture wise but I can actually play the game. Right now, for me, the technical stuff is in the back seat while I get to finally experience all those moments PC players have been.

I enjoy the multiplayer for the same reason I enjoyed the previous one, all the progression stuff isn't all that important. The base game is solid and fun and once ya get a hang of the controls and maps you can definitely hold your own, even against higher ranked players. Not to meantion Starfighter Assault is a huge improvement over the previous space battle game type in Battlefront 1 and simply love it.

Playing solo, I tried to pull off hiding in the back seat of someone else's car while they ransacked a house. They didn't notice me until they got in their car and jumped out before I could shot them. Of course then I panicked and got easily taken out. Don't think I've been so giddy in a game where I just sat in a motionless car for a minute.

As someone who doesn't wear headphones, has a soundbar or surround sound, I am really impressed with the sound quality of this game. If I am in a house on the 2nd floor I can hear someone below me. If it sounds like there is shootout taking place down the road to the right of me, sure enough when I look there is one.