The Downsides of Open World Games

As expected, the player base in these kinds of games has really low standards. While you can't crouch so there's no "emote spamming" by crouching, it's common for players to taunt with other actions or use abusive language in chat. Also, there's a "passive mode" that makes you immune to damage from other players, so until you get used to the controls, you'll get griefed by experienced players if you go outside without turning it on via your in-game phone. As for ads, I paid (120 yen) on the first day to disable pop-up ads, so I don't know how annoying they are, but there are ads in the store where you can get items, so it's probably best to watch them at first. Lastly, the car handling is a bit too sensitive and turns too sharply for my personal taste, so be careful. Well, if you're looking for excitement, are competitive, and confident in your skills for this type of game, then you might as well give it a try.