Jason

Awesome game mode. It's a nice change up from 25 minute games. And it's great for improving your close range battle skills. Crunch time used to be nerve wracking. I'd get nervous and panick. Was just great at longer ranges from BR. Now I've become a well rounded player.

Which is exactly why console players now have stronger aim assist. You're not making any sense. They just put us console players on a more level playing field with PC players.

The fake wookie is horrible but the rest of the skins have been great. Light saber pickaxes are the only thing missing. Have been for years. It's past time to bring them. Forget about the skins, lightsabers are all anyone really wants.

Just got Undertaker. The skins are great! The emotes, not so much. But I'm still glad they did the collab. I'm old school, so the rattlesnake and sting are about the only others I'd want to see. Or the road warriors. Those would make great skins.

You may be bored, but a lot of players didn't see those marvel and Star wars collabs and would love a chance to get some of the skins. Even a slightly changed version of them.

Love the new Oro skin! Great addition to my locker. We need a Bernthal Punisher skin now. Skull on the vest and an optional hoodie underneath. It'll work perfect with the new special coming after Born Again is done. Put that in an article.

It's doing well because people are seeing it's not the piece of trash critics say it is. Just like they down everything else that it turns out people really like. Critics should be shut down or ignored. All they do is bash things they could never create. Critics aren't supposed to be biased. At least their reviews aren't supposed to be. The audience rating is all that should matter.

There's got to be all new critics these past few yrs. They're people who get off talking down about what other people have created. Almost every movie that's come out lately that's been bombed by critics has gone well with audiences. They need to do test screenings with audiences only. No critics. We're the ones that pay for the movie. And, ultimately, we decide how well it does.