Interesting, I really loved the second game and thought the new game modes were super fun.
Basically, I thought it improved and expanded upon the original in every way aside from the music. The KD2 remake has dlc for the original music though, so I did spring for that even though it should have just been included in the game in the first place.
Ideally, even though I bought and played and loved both remakes, they should have just been bundled together since neither is a particularly large game.
It almost doesn't even feel real. Like, in a few weeks I won't be using reddit almost at all anymore since RiF will be gone. And yet, I'm still browsing Reddit just as much right now as ever and seeing almost no difference other than salty posts about the API changes on a few subs.
I'm the exact same way, and in all my time online this has seemed like the most likely event to topple Reddit. The exclusion of third party apps is the most tangible change to the average user, so unless Reddit can match Apollo or RiF in quality (or close enough for now), I think a lot of people are going to be leaving the platform on July 1st.
Time will tell though. I see a lot of talk about leaving Reddit but so far most of my subs haven't made an effort to migrate over. This could be the next "Voat migration" and just as easily fade away.
On my first listen there are definitely some really cool parts that drew me in and some great sounds throughout, but nothing that really hooked me. The true test will be to see how it grows on me the next few days.