Mortal Kombat 11

i beat a guy in multiplayer and he added me and called me gay

First you suck ... then you still suck. But sometimes you don't suck.

when you hit a combo it is like busting a nut

9/10 , I hate when they put characters behind paywall, why cant i play all characters when i paid for a full game?

New characters, again
I'm using the same structure here that I used for my MK 10 review. Again, we have some new characters introduced in this latest episode. Geras, Cetrion, Kollektor, just to name a few. All with their unique look and special moves. And, naturally, with an important place in the new story mode we are presented with. The majority of those debuting in MK 10 return and some do not (I missed Tremor but was glad for not having Ferra/Torr any longer).
While the battle against Shinnok was interesting in the predecessor we were already familiar with the fallen Elder God. MK 11 finally introduces a completely new antagonist, Kronika, who happens to be a Titan (a rank greater than that of an Elder God) and also the mother of Shinnok. She doesn't like the idea of Raiden becoming strong and sees him as someone tampering with the balance between good and evil. She manipulates time in her favour and as different timelines (or perhaps it's best to say past and present) are merging we get an explanation for the presence of Shao Kahn, Baraka and (finally) for the non-revenant versions of some klassik characters.
Cutscenes are great and some chapters ask us to select between two characters. This increases the replayability. The only downside here is the audio glitch a lot of users reported - in every couple of seconds we get a slight audio stutter that apparently hasn't been fixed. Not that big a problem, though. Oh, and I didn't mind the removal of the QTE sections.
Instead of expansions head for Ultimate
I should have bought Aftermath as well as Kombat Pack 2. I'm stuck with the base 25-member roster coupled with the 6 guest stars introduced in Kombat Pack 1. The DLCs introduce characters that were not present in 10 but only in episode 9 (Shang Tsung, Sindel, Nightwolf, Sheeva etc.) and once again we get characters from different franchises. Joker is here as NetherRealm is also responsible for the Injustice series. A nice suprise was Spawn (Keith David does the voice acting just as he did in the HBO-produced animated series) and of course Terminator, Rambo and RoboCop are great additions.
Fatal Blows, Krushing Blows, Mercy and Friendship
Brutalities return and there are many (at least 5-6?) for each character. We can also decide to give some health to our enemies while performing a Mercy during the countdown for fatalities. This is good for two reasons: in case of missed brutalities we now have another chance and this also increases our score. Go with the Mercy+Brutality kombo whenever you can. Or pick the Friendship as it nails you 50k just as one Brutality performance does.
No more X-Rays. Well, they exist but are referred to as Fatal Blows. Instead of the gauges we have it is the health bar that triggers them. Only one is available for a match (so one for 2 rounds) and should an enemy block it we have the opportunity to use them again a couple of secs later (so one is available until you land it successfully). No more crushed bones in the animation but instead there is a lot of blood in slow-mo - this is the new effect introduced here and blood now truly looks realistic.
Krushing Blows are well-timed specials or even kombos. One is available for all characters: the uppercut. Do it when an enemy is about to hit you and you get a nice jaw-crushing animation and a great damage output. So, the effect from the X-rays actually returns. Pro players hate this as newbies such as myself can easily trigger them. They also hate that our gauges automatically fill up so amplied versions of special attacks will be performed left and right. There is a reason for me using plurals: we have an offensive and defensive gauge to separate the actions we can do with them into two appropriate categories. The game puts more emphasis on strategy than ever before. This is very well explained in the tutorial mode.
For extra longevity: customisation and Krypt in the third person
Remember the character variations? We now create our own. Or modify the already available two for each character. We can modify the names and the variation icon, too. Our characters have several intro and victory animations. And there are 3 gear items for everybody. For instance, for Kahn we can pick the look of our spear, hammer and helmet. For Cassie it's the glasses, her pistol and the drone accompanying her. And this is just the gear (around 30 for each type) as we also have roughly 70 skins for every character. It is slightly misleading as sometimes only the colour is different but we still have at least a dozen distinguishable looks here.
The majority can be found in the Krypt which is now played in the third-person. Chests require not only koins but soul fragments and hearts, too. The more you need the greater the reward is. You can also tamper with the timeline and close chests so that they can be reopened again. This game mode takes place on Shang Tsung's island and we can even run up to the bridge that acts as the Pit level from the game (yes, the duel in the background is visible). The goal is to reach the throne room and to fully explore it you have to perform at least 25 fatalities on each 25 character (base roster). Once all the heads are put on their respective spikes you can get your hands on the last pieces of treasure.
Towers also return. We actually see islands / platforms as this is better for visibility. A platform can contain several towers. So, instead of having one with 10 enemies we have, let's say 4 towers. The first two with 3 enemies, one with just a single (boss) fight and the last one again with 3 enemies. Why? Because each tower has its own rewards and while the best is to complete the entire platform for the objective rewards an individual tower can also be useful for practice as they can have their own, separate modifiers.
Modifiers that we can also apply. They are called konsumable and the game encourages us to do this as it increases the score we get at the end. These can be defensive (immunity-based), offensive (projectiles or character assistance) or just plain ridiculous (poisoned pie thrown at the opponent). Some of the boss battles cannot be won without these. We also have static towers - platforms raised for each character (for intro and victory animation rewards their completion is a must), towers where we fight bosses together with other players and we can also summon special towers provided we have their respective keys from the Krypt.
Konklusion
I could go on but I'm running out of space. The content in this game is simply krazy. There are no more faction war weeks but a season based online league event is available; just recently hidden Kronika treasures have been added to the Krypt. You can even change the voice for the announcer - I picked Johnny Cage who uses nicknames for everybody. Hope NetherRealm makes an Injustice 3 so that I can properly finish this game until MK 12 is released. This game is a krowning accomplishment, a koup de mâitre, a krème de la krème.

Came for the gore, stayed for the lore.

i beat a guy in multiplayer and he added me and called me gay