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The Finals closes every time I open it. It gives an error "TFAV8011" which apparently indicates the detection of a suspicious "tool" on my PC.

As I'm running everything as normal, I looked up any potential fixes, including troubleshooting, reinstalling, and the whole kit and kaboodle, but nothing fixed the issue. Please, if anyone knows how to fix the issue or what potentially could trigger the system, let me know.

Fun and easy mechanics with an oddly creative narrative and engaging goal that hook you to wanna complete. Not only can you get the job done, but you can do so in a variety of ways, whether you wanna blind your coworkers to pass them, throw paper balls to lure away their attention, or even eat them, the mess is worth it! Find the most efficient way to get the job done, no matter what it takes!

To my experience, it's highly unrealistic. But nonetheless; Neat customization for an optimal drifting car, and If you enjoy zero tire grip, push the limit to how long you can keep that angle. Though I personally find the mechanics a bit exaggerated, I could definitely see why some would enjoy it.

Not everyone's cup of tea, nor mine. However, I view it this way, for the SAR Tickets it's well worth it (you get +100 Tickets compared to the usual price) and a pair of extra cosmetics along that, I take that. So for the price, you can get the battle pass (which I, on the other hand, wasn't too satisfied with for this season), yet it's a cheaper way of getting it.

This game has some serious bug fixing to take care of, once you launch the game it freezes any other application so you have to force shut down through task manager in order to end the game.

lack of communication with the community from The developer's side. VRChat has a poorly executed system for safeties, and when they take the step of changing that, they only go the wrong direction, with all safety mods now being listed as "Cheating" because of that, if the system locates a mod good or bad, it'll instantly give a permanent ban, it's just baffling and ridiculous! because other clients have the potential to steal avatars, crashing, and ruin for others, but the wrong guy with the right avatar can still achieve just the same thing but just the other way around, so the only thing its new update does is to ruin for people with actual safety mods and plugins.

I'm not gonna procrastinate on this review any longer.

Super Animal Royale or SAR as I'll call it, is a 2D, MMO, Battle royale Shooter-based game that's more focused on the community rather than a whole lot of content to it. At first glance, SAR may just seem like a children's game, but as the Developers themself admits, this game is aimed toward a more mature and older audience because behind its cute artstyle, it's a deep learning curve to its competitivety which I'll dive into in a moment.

Just to break down one part at a time, SAR has been some of the most amazing and memorable moments of my life, yet some of the most heartbreaking ones as well, I've seen people absolutely disgrace SAR, quit it, and a lot of drama around it, but I've also got to meet some of the most amazing people I've ever met through SAR, people I today have daily contact with.

As I mentioned, SAR completely relies on the community which means everyone you meet, and everyone you get in touch with will all create your experience and journey throughout SAR, and this comes from someone who has played 70% solo games. Without any company, SAR itself is pretty repetitive, same map (yet they do update some locations from time to time), but mainly with the same concept; become the last survivor. Not too much variation to it, but that's pretty typical for a Battle royale game.

Picture this, if everyone used a default skin, with no communication or interaction with others, no one would play SAR. That's the beauty about it, it's the complete opposite. Just cosmetics alone, you get a large library of customizations to personalize your character and identity, with every new set of cosmetics being requested by the community. And a very active centerpiece for SAR is the Chat and communication where you get to meet, talk, and even interact with others. This game is one of the few that has a rule to be "Pawsetive" which really brings up the welcoming, supporting, and loving atmosphere!

To highlight a negative aspect about this, the company you make, makes the whole experience, this means that all drama, all broken relationships, and every wrong path with the wrong guy linked to SAR will harshly affect your motivation to even wanna play it at all. But I prioritize forgiveness and moving on, however, this doesn't apply to everyone, which means you may very well stumble up on what you may consider a friend at first but later on backstab you when you least expect it. And that's the risk in laying all faith in the community.
(Obviously it's none of this game's fault what you do or what contacts you create outside of it, but it is most likely that you will develop contacts from SAR.)

Now, SAR is the best thing I know when it comes to fooling around with friends and just having a great time but when it comes to actual performance, there's a bit of contrast. Outside of SAR we have an unofficial leaderboard website where pretty much everything you do get's tracked on a top 100 players leaderboard in literally everything you can do in SAR, this makes a lot of players grind day and night just to reach the top of a specific or as many as possible leaderboards.

Here's where the competition strikes in, there are some known players that only play to top each other on those inhuman leaderboard numbers. I can tell by experience since I've at one part of my SAR career been grinding stats, it only makes it toxic and at one point I was really close to quitting SAR for good, till I realized how pointless leaderboards actually are, but it doesn't change the fact that some people don't view it that way, tryhards or sweats as we like to call them like to get together to create a literally unbeatable squad where they grind their 100% win streak for hours, which is what makes it so ridiculous for players who just want a casual game but have no chance of winning.

SAR is a game you have to put hundreds if not thousands of hours into to reach the top of your development state, because every gun and playstyle is unique and you can absolutely clear out your opponents if you just know how to place your cards right, you other predict someone's exact movement or doesn't at all, every gun and its playstyle is unique and it all comes down to your preference. So, if a sweat appears, unless you got hundreds of hours of experience, you can just get ready to become someone's prayer. Quote from a well experienced player; "SAR is easy to learn but hard to master."

Because of the PTSD SAR has created in me, from meeting the wrong people to becoming the sweat who only strived for getting that sweet top 15 position on the leaderboard. It made me write a negative review about this game which stayed for a long time till I realized how much good it actually has provided me, meeting some of my best friends today from SAR, interacting and taking a win or a loss with just as much joy!

Can't thank you enough SAR, it's been a long journey, with rollercoasters of all sorts but it has made me grow as a person. Yet it sometimes may feel a little repetitive, but it's still a fun game to play. For me, it's more then a silly game, it's a bond in between people, an acceptance and loving atmosphere you can't get anywhere else, it's like a bigger family!

I feel like there's still a lot more to cover but better wire it up than diving into every minor detail.

amazing game, played it for about 5 years now and have falling in love with it, I highly recommend you to give it a try if you haven't yet. thanks terraria!