State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition

I didn't get to play it long . But why I wouldn't recommend it . Blood plague very easily contracted but I'm possible to find the samples killed about 10 blood plague zombies with not a single sample . So all I'm doing is looking for them didn't enjoy this mechanic so I returned it

This has turned out to be one of my favorite games! Don't get me wrong there's alot of the same things even from map to map. Kill zombies, loot stuff, etc. But trying to make the best bases/outposts with the best crew is fun. The vehicles aren't bad to drive that aspect is not great but not bad. Definetly want to do mods on them though to get to that point. I've gotten my entire team to use .22 cal rifles almost exclusively. These rounds are looted pretty easily, head shots take them down. Juggernauts I like to ram with vehicles or use .50 cal guns. Multiplayer seems harder to me, I'll elaborate....Each person in your team needs to have specific skills to be able to use the base/outposts to your advantage. I restarted multiplayer three times and no matter what I cannot get the guy I want to not die!! LOL frustrating. Now going back to campaign mode it's just as fun as multiplayer. Theres basically timers for missions, and curve balls of all sorts ranging from mutant forms to leaky fuel injectors on your vehicle hindering movement, It kind of keeps you on your toes. I definetly recommend this game and I would buy a new version if one is released. Hands downs a better game that left for dead or other zombie games in my opinion

Shit game, doesn't even work. Multiplayer is the only way to have fun and the graphics are abysmal, even on high settings.

Gameplay is a good waste of time but the aesthetics are cringy. Dialogue is childish and the characters are ugly. I really could not care less about any of these characters - state of decay 1's story was coherent, while SoD 2's is practically nonexistent. Game should have stopped being updated a while ago - don't think anyone asked for more lame cosmetics for several years after release lol. Character creation instead of "take 3 of these randomly generated survivors to start the gameplay loop again" would be cool. Many small niggling things I did not like, but the gameplay was solid and where it was good, it was good. Meh game. Hopefully they step it up for SoD3 and capitalize on the good aspects of the game.

Some people in full riot gear were at my door trying to get in, so I killed them with a bloody sledgehammer. After that I hopped on State of Decay 2. 10/10

It rules, refines everything great about 1. Honestly, I love cataclysm dda and all that but I cannot, for the life of me, understand how things like zomboid are brought up first when talking about "casual" alternatives. I guess because they didn't lean into fully rendered fart cloud dust molecule levels of graphics, and merely settled for great, it's not worthy of attention or something. This game explores aspects of the genre no other game comes nearly as close to doing nearly as well. You've gotta see for youself, at the end of the day. Less parkour than, say, dying light, less (thankfully) rust-clone tedium of climbing the ladder from thatch to wood to etc etc, more of the actual community dynamics that make the setting interesting. Goddamnit, you need this game. I need this game. I'm going right back in, literally took a break to write this review.

Honestly, I don’t know why this game is so underrated, and it deserves all the praise because it might be the best game produced by Xbox after Forza. My rating for it is
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☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
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☐ Just press 'W'
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☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
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☐ Dark Souls
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☑ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☐ Some lore
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Good game, but the start and end game feel a bit dry and repetitive.

8/10 in general, AMAZING game for any zombie game lover, community managment and Zombies, don't expect a large story, the game doesn't have one actually, but smaller missions and tasks. Would like more hostile human interactions like human war hordes or humans attacking your base, but its still a amazing game, best zombie community managment game I found.

Would recommend to try

The graphics are snazzier than State of Decay 1, but the gameplay is also a bit less fun overall. It's a more polished game, but SoD 1 had a more fun, looser feel to it. Fewer cars around (at least so far), so there's less driving which is also less fun. Your character is also larger on the screen, which limits your FoV more.

So far I'm in a forested, mountainous area, which means you can't really see around as much.

Some badly designed missions, such as responding to a call which then has you head back to a house you literally passed to get there, but now there are baddies waiting to try and kill you. Why?

There's more stuff that you have to do, such as building up your base, selecting a leader etc. Jury is still out on whether it's better or not.

It looks like it'll be fun, but less fun than SoD 1.

Overall this game has a great backbone for what could become a masterpiece! Closest thing to a "walking dead" type zombie game where you choose your own survivors with their own strengths and weaknesses. The devs do a great job of working on this game and keeping it alive! Overall I only have a couple of negative comments:

1- Daybreak can be buggy and is an approximate 30+ hour grind for the facilities you may want to use in your single player run (best facilities in the game per slot)
2- Bugs can sometimes cause your survivors to be needlessly killed (juggernaut being dead but acting as if not dead and invisible zombies are 2 examples off the top of my head)
3- Mods take this game from great to amazing, but given that this game is 6+ years old, mod support has went down significantly!
4- Give us more legacy leaders, outpost types, weapons, facilities, and ways to customize our players and playthroughs! More variety and larger Maps would be nice as well!

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☑ Big
☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☑ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☑ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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Very fun game that you can replay many times. One downside is the spawn rate of zombies, don't be caught off guard when massive groups respawn right after clearing an area or during a fight.

I absolutely love this game. I've had lots of fun in playing on the toughest difficulty just trying to survive in the nightmare that is the zombie apocalypse. I cannot however recommend this game because of the horrid, absolutely abysmal, inclusion of the Xbox app and a Microsoft account. The Xbox app specifically absolutely refuses to work correctly and has made it so my game crashes on startup and there is nothing I can do about it. I actually reinstalled windows hoping to get the Xbox app to work and play this game again after nearly a year. In less than 24 hours it was broken again.

Considering I have been playing this game since roughly 2017-2018, before it was even fully released, I figured it's about time I leave a review. I started this game on my old Xbox One, and probably have played double the amount I have since getting my PC and transferring over. I do remember that there used to be many bugs and issues when it came to getting stuck, or getting stuck with quests especially. However, I am absolutely in love with this game, have been since I started playing it. I'm a huge fan of zombie games and just generally killing zombies, which this game definitely itches for me. I love the satisfaction of starting out with nothing, and gradually building myself up into a badass community. Especially with how you can customize the difficulty to really punish yourself for mistakes. Love the Daybreak DLC too!

I used to enjoy the game quite alot...Aaand then Update 38 happened. Any nasty bugs left in the game are left unpatched, cars can get stuck in terrain and explode, the FUCKING CURVEBALL SYSTEM HAPPENED, the whole games difficulty was turned to an unfair degree for no reason, and now it just cant be fucking enjoyed. Congrats Undead Labs. Ya left the game in a state that punishes the player for casual enjoyment. Bra-fucking-vo.

Like herding drunk cats through the apocalypse—but damn if it isn’t a good time doing it. Zombies, jank, and base-building bliss.

8/10 – Very Good, But Could Be Better

State of Decay 2 is one of the best zombie survival games out there. The gameplay loop of scavenging, base-building, and managing a community of survivors is incredibly satisfying. The combat feels weighty and dangerous, especially when facing hordes or freak zombies like Juggernauts and Ferals. The permadeath system adds real tension—losing a survivor you’ve leveled up *hurts*, and that’s a good thing.

That said, the game’s biggest weakness is its repetitive mission structure. Too many quests are just "go here, kill these zombies, grab this item," and they start to feel like filler after a while. Even worse, many of them are on timers, which can make the game feel more like a chore list than an organic survival experience. It’s frustrating when you’re trying to manage your base, upgrade facilities, or just explore, only to have constant pop-ups demanding you drop everything to help some random enclave.

Despite these issues, the core gameplay is strong enough to keep me coming back. The tension of scavenging at night, the thrill of finding rare weapons, and the strategic choices in base-building make up for the grind. If you love zombie survival games, this is a must-play—just be prepared for some repetition.

Verdict: Great zombie action with some tedious quest design. If you can look past that, there’s a fantastic survival sim here.

Bom game, sobrevivência e exploração muito decentes!

More fun than most modern games. Tons of content and replayability

It's just a Wish dot com version of 7 Days to Die. The coop in this game is fucking boring trash the host can do everything but players that aren't the host? You're basically just walking around looting stuff and killing zombies you can't do anything more than that. Absolute garbage just go play 7 Days to Die or Project Zomboid instead (Although I don't own those games but they look far better than whatever this is). I paid only 2 dollars for this when I bought it I should've wiped my arse with those 2 dollars the last time I took a crap instead of paying 2 dollars for this lol.

Absolute masterpiece of a game, elevated the first SoD and improved it incredibly. The only thing I wish was that I could have a dedicated multiplayer game with us all working together in it rather than just having friends join my world.

#DLGBump

Maybe better with friends. If you're a solo player, steer clear.

I tend to play games on the hardest difficulty because I like the challenge. That being said, some QOL issues:
- Lack of explanation of basic concepts in-game and how they affect play:
1) What is the difference between injuries and trauma?
2) What do the different weapon stats means?

- Inventory management: you can't manage your inventory (I like to have items in a certain way) and it'd be nice when you're looting if you had an option to send straight to your follower rather than load up, give to follower, then grab the rest of the stuff.

- Combat targeting:
1) There is no melee combat targeting. This makes maneuvers such as dodging and counter-striking unreliable - especially when fighting large groups.
2) Thrown items (grenades, Molotovs, etc.) don't have a target line. This wouldn't be so bad if all thrown items behaved the same way.

- Lack of follower behavior controls:
1) If they are equipped with a gun, they will use it indiscriminately when engaged with a zombie even if you're trying to be stealthy. You could unequip the weapon until you want them to use it, but I'd prefer if you could just dis-/enable weapons so you aren't playing inventory solitaire.
2) You can't tell your follower to flee if you just want to run away.
3) They don't seem to target enemies based on any criteria. Not protect the player. Not kill most deadly first.

Has a bizarre xbox login issue that made it a nightmare to even get into the game. I'm not gonna bother loading up 20 different forum pages to try and play a casual zombie game that I bought specifically to relax. Instantly refunding this one

While the heartland DLC is extremely buggy, the rest of the game is very fun

Solid game to keep you busy lots to do it can get tedious but its a satisfying grind, tons of achievements easy and hard, cool cosmetics and tons of weapons

While the game has issues, it's not awful.

At a disount, it's a reccommend.

The best zombie survival game for me cause i really like that we can make our own settlement like recruit strangers and stuff! I really hope it become more better in the third game cause even if its kinda clunky its still really fun to me

well i played the first one and loved the whole vibe play style and the whole apocalypse experience... but this one .... god damn its so good they expanded each and every aspect of the game ...truly captivating apocalyptic experience ....10 outta 10 would recommend this to anyone that loves the whole apocalypse loot shoot survive build also also has nice characters and the way they interact with the world ...worth every $$ !!!

Used to play since game released on steam with friend without need microsoft account for it. Return to check on it now need to sign-in even single player. Well, i don't want to do it. Uninstall and bye bye forever. May be not consider to play a new one too...

one of my favorite zombie survival games, played mostly on my xbox but bought it on pc to play again because i like it that much

I'm immensely positively surprised, and that after only two hours. I've been playing the first State of Decay since it came out for Xbox 360, and it's one of my favorite games, and I consider it the best zombie survival game out there, so I was skeptical. But the second installment deserves to bear the SoD name. Aside from stylistic changes (which I'm not criticizing), it's almost exactly the same as part 1! I climb a billboard to survey and find myself practically in SoD 1 (except that discovering locations is faster, thanks for that). Then I get the "Construction Complete" achievement and mentally hear it in Lily's voice. Then all the insider stuff with the clothes (yeah im one of those "cool kids from Danforth"). What strikes me most is that cars now need gas; I knew that day would come someday!

And the best thing? They kept the music! Its almost the same! I LOVE the SoD 1/Lifeline Soundtrack!
10/10 As a SoD OG, I really enjoy this game and it's basically a constant nostalgia without dragging the previous game through the mud (looking at you Life Is Strange: Double Exposure!)

State of Decay will always have a special place in my heart ever since playing it as an Xbox Live Arcade title. I was elated when years later, a sequel was announced. Finally, the sequel arrived and it was... pretty bad. Bugs galore; broken multiplayer; you name it. But the developers kept patching it over years with consistent free updates adding new and meaningful content to the game. Eventually, SoD 2 became a worthy sequel to the first game, with improvements in many areas and some drawbacks in others.

For example, this game added co-operative multiplayer, which is a definite improvement from the first game, however the way the multiplayer is handled leaves a lot to be desired. Only the host of the co-op session benefits from any of the actions of the party. Each player has their own separate loot pool of different containers to loot in each location, with some locations flat out giving co-op partners nothing. The multiplayer system is essentially only intended as an SOS flare for when you desperately need help, because otherwise it is mostly a waste of time for the players joining the host. The only benefit for co-op players is the limited amount of loot you can carry back in your pockets. Otherwise there are five 'tiers' of rewards you get based on how much influence you gain during your time helping the host. These rewards are granted once you return to your own world and are largely mediocre, with the highest tiers possibly granting a decent gun. All other benefit goes to the host, as you are there exclusively to help them in their hour of need.

Another aspect in which I think the sequel does worse is the timing between missions. In the original SoD, missions were like putting out fires all over the place and really felt like struggling to survive. Each mission had a strict time limit before they would fail without your help, each of which could result in someone in your community going missing or losing a bunch of resources or some other consequence for failing to help. Not to mention that these missions overlapped and would pop up at random, with up to four or five possibly active at one time. It made the game feel like a desperate dash to help as many survivors as you could and added to the struggle for survival for me. By comparison, SoD 2 has much more lax missions that have little to no negative consequences for ignoring them. The worst that would happen is someone in your community would lose a bit of morale or an NPC enclave would not be your friend anymore and could leave the area. This may be more appealing to some, but I ended up finding myself bored between missions because I could complete them much faster than new missions would trigger. This can lead to a lot of time to loot, but once you've looted most things reasonably close by, it ends up being a lot of time spent waiting at base for something to happen.

Finally, the last aspect in which this game truly devolves from the original is the story. SoD 1 was very much a linear narrative, but it had many randomly generated aspects such as the loot and many of the recruitable survivors you would encounter. There were, however, many set characters that would always be there at the start of the game and would continue to be relevant throughout the story. SoD 2 majorly differs from that in that every single one of it's playable characters is randomly generated, with no set characters or narrative. The story is made up of following one of four "Legacies", which are questlines that become active once you have chosen a leader for your community and will complete the game for the community. What little interesting writing is here is detracted by the off-putting, scripted lines that play awkwardly one after the other with one of the about twelve different voice actors in the game. They do not flow like any normal person would speak and feels like randomly generated jank in the worst way. I sincerely hope the narrative for SoD 3 is more interesting.

After complaining about the things I dislike the most about the game, I should discuss the aspects in which the game excels. SoD 2 is a direct improvement on the original in just about every way except those mentioned above. At launch, there were three different maps to choose from compared to the original's single Trumbull Valley map. With past updates, SoD 2 has added two additional maps, including a remastered version of Trumbull Valley that follows the events of the Heartland DLC. The sheer variety of all the possible survivors you could add to your community is staggering; much more than the original, as is the benefits of random generation. It's also incredibly fun and immersive to be able to dress your community in different clothing options to roleplay. Each of these "closet" items can be found while exploring and looting in the open world, which was a massive quality of life update.

Speaking of looting, if you are a loot goblin type of player like myself: I have great news for you; This game is for you! This game scratches the loot goblin part of my brain like no other. I love the feeling of sneaking into an abandoned gun store with zombies crawling around everywhere, to find several unlooted gun cases sitting about. After carefully and quietly opening each one, I collect a small squad's worth of firepower in my measly backpack and sneak out to the truck I left close by. After dumping all I could carry into the trunk, I quickly drive off to evade the horde and move on to the next potential loot horde; goblin brain satisfied.

Overall, I truly love this game despite its many, many flaws. No other game has quite fulfilled the fantasy of building up a community of survivors in the zombie apocalypse and actually making you care about each member of your community because each person has some value to add. Whether it be knowledge of carpentry, medicine, or plumbing, or an individual's background as a military veteran affecting their combat skills, every member of your community is someone that contributes to the community as a whole; sometimes even if all that means is an extra hand for labor. It's incredibly rewarding to randomly find a survivor in the world and recruit them into your community only to find that they have some incredible skills that could massively impact your community's ability to survive.

If you're remotely a fan of the zombie survival genre and are interested in building up modular bases with different facilities, then I highly recommend you pick this game up or wait for a sale if you want. I've loved playing it for however many hundreds of hours I put into it via the Microsoft Store prior to buying the Steam version and I'm sure I'll continue to love playing this game until SoD 3 comes out. See you all then!

I couldn't have fun because I constantly had suggestions for improvement.
Very strange game... Every single aspect is good as an idea, but always very poorly implemented.
It could be great, though... but it´s not

cant recommend this game for co-op
worst co-op game ive ever played,your basically a slave for the host and the rewards are trash unless i go back to my own world but that defeats the point of co-op.

Love the mechanics of the game

Honestly, the game is not terribly complex, but the gameplay loop is a lot of fun. I find little to complain about beyond missing full multiplayer support. Multiplayer is still fun, but one person is effectively visiting the other player's world and therefore has a limited amount of things they can do.

Loop can get stale after a while, but it takes a significant time to get there. It is good enough that I am watching for the release of State of Decay 3 to see if that is something worth purchasing in the future.

need crossplay with all the platforms , it is a very good game

Fun game. i really like how you can scale the difficulty to custimize the game.

This game suffers from many of the same issues as the original: combat sucks, your characters will die (permanently) for seemingly no reason, the world feels lifeless and dead, NPC characters will sometimes speak a single line of backstory dialogue and NOBODY else in the vicinity replies, mission timers will expire seemingly at random a few minutes after you get them, you can spend days levelling a character up, giving them great gear and healing items and they will jump headlong into a group of zombies while the AI is controlling them and then they die and you can't do anything about it. Juggernauts will occasionally glitch and literally refuse to die (30-40 headshots with a 7.62 and it doesn't die? Really?)

In addition many baffling changes from 1 to 2: you can no longer call in NPC survivors to pick up scavenged gear when you are already carrying too much. So you have to fill your backpack (only 8 slots MAX) then the car which gives you around the same, then if you have a follower you can switch to them (unless you're doing a mission which REQUIRES the first person to be in control the whole time!) to carry a bit more.

You also can't store unlimited supplies at your base so they "expire" randomly? This means you are discouraged from bringing resources back to your base and have to store them in a car or other storage not at the base which breaks the immersion.

Nobody uses the watchtowers to actually scout or snipe zombies at the base, the base management design is tedious, convoluted and seemingly nonsensical: the world feels illogical and boring.

I finally un-installed the game much in the same way that I stopped playing the first one. Unlike in the first one where combat had a little bit of nuance to this, this one is button mashing, trying to not get stun loicked by normal zombies who crowd around like you're in a mosh pit and trying to anticipate the zombies literally TELEPORTING BEHIND AND BESIDE YOU TO COMMAND GRAB YOU.

So anyways, I uninstalled this one after my best character died for NO REASON AT ALL. We were driving, a juggernaut ran into our car, while I was going through a tight space, my NPC follower decided to fight him, even though I was trying to run in the opposite direction, the AI just ignored this and was trying to melee him (there's no command to disengage, you just have to hope the AI listens to your footsteps going in the opposite direction) and almost immediately my follower who was also fully leveled in medicine and other skills got killed, I tried to run, the juggernaut pinned me against an impenetrable fence when I got to my car - couldn't go backwards or forwards and the juggernaut hit my car twice. TWICE. And the car immediately exploded after being trapped even though NOTHING was blocking me. Two best characters died, felt incredibly frustrated, went back with my two next best characters to loot the bodies of my other guys and the juggernaut literally ate probably 50 headshots with rifles. My other 2 characters died after running out of ammunition and being unable to kill this thing. This is on the normal difficulty by the way and I had NEVER struggled to kill anything in this game before. It's fine if this was the difficulty from day one, but the fact that the game lets you do pretty much whatever then absolutely shits on any progress you have just made feels extremely cheap and insulting.

It's a good game BUT it's such a grind. You gotta hate yourself a bit to play this game. Hahaha. Once you get the hang of things, it becomes pretty addictive but after a while, you realise how much of grind it is and completion is not the goal of this game. You realise you can't do all the missions as they just repeat on an annoying loop of satisfying your neighbours when they do nothing to help you in return. My advice is collect everything and build a nest of materials, equipment, weapons, etc and then up the level to nightmare and play the entire game quickly killing off the plague hearts and finishing the core story. Only then should you attempt lethal which is a completely different insane level of hard. Original play style is dead and it becomes like a true assassin's creed where being silent is the only way to complete this.

Absolutely worth the money,and the jump scares.Loved that when you beat the game you can save your favorite guys for round two on the next map.
For this price It's either this or some medicore Only Fans hoe...choose wisely grasshopper and get the better value.

good game for multiplayer and singleplayer but playing it solo is so boring i suggest play it with friends UwU

Why is every other platform other than steam absolute garbage? Negative review because requires microsoft login.

I have yet to encounter a zombie survival base building game that scratches the itch like state of decay, even if each individual component is quite simplistic, this game is much more than the sum of its parts

Decent game in singleplayer, But I bought this game to play co-op and am constantly getting disconnected. I have spent several hours trying to troubleshoot and I still keep getting disconnected.

I was worried that I wouldn't find this as fun since I had not played the first State of Decay game. However, it's really scratching my itch for base building and management! My only complaint so far is that switching between survivors is just kinda clunky.

Pretty fun and enjoyable game, i think the 5 difficulties it has and the community system are pretty well made and intersting.

I love CLEO

Amazing game for a easy simple and fun zombie survival.

Fun game if you plan on playing solo, bad experience if you plan on playing co-op with friends. Only the lobby leader can build stuff, accept missions etc, the one who joins can only walk around and kill zombies.

Game is decent, opens up substantially on higher difficulties and repeat playthroughs. Base building is simplistic, combat is quite good.
Head to the Nexus to get mods to fine-tune your experience, and you're golden.