This review dosent have any spoilers, but it just sets up your expectation for the game The phantom pain starts after the events of “ground zero” which left the main protagonist in coma for nine years. the game abandons the linear game play of the past instalments in favour of more open ended approach, The game is spread across two massive environments, one in Afghanistan and another on the border between Angola and the former-Zaire, however the open world comes with limitations, like the farm docent have farmers, the markets docent have traders and village with no villagers, however the game storyline is enthusiastically elaborate and gracelessly metaphoric 
finally, if you are a fan of this series, you are bound to feel emotional, not as a story, but as a parting gesture to a community of which you have occasionally been a part
