STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor

I would like to thank whichever writer who thought it would be a good idea to make the main love interest of this game a hot goth space witch

EA - контора пид****ов!

Cons: fps issues
Pros: Rick the door Tech

131 Hours. Beat the story twice on the 2 hardest difficulties. Unlocked all achievements and got my original save file to 100% completion (dont recommend, very tedious but im a completionist). Story was a 9.6/10 for me. Game play and world is a huge step up from the previous, a solid 9/10 for me. Respawn makes incredible single player games. I wish EA was not the publisher however, they rushed the launch before a optimized PC port was fine tuned, resulting in performance issues for most. Since launch a couple of patches have improved performance, however ray traying at the time of this review will still likely cause crashes. And the EA app needed to run the game can be a pain.
A must play if you are a fan of star wars.

The issue is not game-play, but optimisation and greed!
EDIT:
I am not trying to excuse the actions of the early release, but to only give my opinion on the GAME and what I personally believe has lead to the issues - no need to harbour hate...
Real talk:
I love Starwars and from this game you can tell the devs do as well.
However, despite all the passion which seems to be poured into this project, the game is poorly optimised for Pc's, resulting in even the best graphics cards struggling to hold their own against this game.
Personally I'm lucky to not be crashing on this game, but I do feel the low frame rates - especially when there are an increased amount of particle effects and when moving to different areas.
It feels as if the devs are using things like dlss as a crutch while they try to patch and optimise this game.
Its best to look beyond the devs and think who is actually to blame;
You have EA + Stakeholders wanting to profit from one of the worlds biggest passions (Starwars) who can easily go over the head of the developers and set a time and date for the game to release.
This has happened before with games like battlefront.
Just by watching the devs talk about this game you can see their passion and it makes you wonder whether they would actually release the game in the state it is in...
The game itself is a truly great experience, so don't let its state now ruin your perception of Starwars or halt you from playing in the future.
If you are here for a review of the actual game:
Combat - Very good, same as before but smoother + more ways to fight including different stances
Exploration - AMAZING - There are so many nooks and crannys to delve into and you never know what is round the next corner! Its much bigger than the previous game.
Customisation - This game has even more ways to personalise Cal (the main character) and of course the lightsaber and much more.
Misc - You can meet MANY People / Species acroiss the galaxy and even invite them to your home base.
You can play holotactics (holochess - let the wookie win!)
You can pet the boglings!
This game has great acting / voice acting and expands the Starwars lore, referencing things from Kenobi, having recognisable enemies form the Mandalorian and even stuff from Legends!
GAME: 9/10
OPTIMISATION: 3/10
DEVS: 9/10
BUSINESSMEN: BIN/10
If you enjoy Starwars, don't pass on this, perhaps wait until it is more stable however.

EA bad Game Good

**Disclaimer: Full game played on Update 6 only. Performance notes at bottom**
Wish there was a neutral option for reviews as there are some but not many issues in my experience.
The good: Having played through the main story now and a decent amount of the side quests I've got to say this game has made me fall in love with the stories of Star Wars all over again much as was true with Fallen Order after being turned off of them for so many years since the original 6. Over all a good story with some decent twists that I honestly didn't see playing out the way they did. Much of which was a very pleasant surprise considering the most recent Disney related movies and some shows.
The bad-ish: This being said, as many have noted, performance. While I did run across slight dips in frame rate here and there, I personally did not have much in the way of issues. Ray tracing turned off, the lowest frame rate I ever saw was 45 fps and this was only on the main planet around the main town near the end game. The only other issue I ever ran across was a B2 droid stuck partly in a wall which caused the physics to go wild when too close and was hit by said B2 which caused Cal to fly across the room.
Overall though, I personally think this game is good and has a captivating story but still could use some more care and attention. It actually runs smoother for me much more of the time than Fallen Order does even to this day all with the same settings selected. I personally would recommend if you are fine with some frame rate drops here and there but nothing game breaking or really immersion breaking really in my experience. These are my own experiences though and are only meant to help you form an opinion.
Hardware for those interested so you can compare.
Using preset High game settings @ 1440p
Ryzen 5 2600X CPU
Radeon RX 6700XT GPU w/ current drivers 23.7.1 at time of review
16 GB Ram
2T SSD
Hope this helps someone.