...Nanomachines, son.
All the dialogue just gets ridiculous at the end. Lol.
Jack: "Oh, you gotta be kidding me!"

The last boss fight was really frustrating. Took me a few tries to get past a section where I had to position the blade to cut tanks. Urrgh. Aside from that, I had a blast. And nanomachines, son.

I'm about halfway through, I think. I love how Raiden just activates his own Super Seiyan mode, as if we're supposed to expect that. The fight with Sundowner is pretty frustrating, though. Took me a few tries to cut down his explosive shield. Everything else is just fun, man.

I really can't take this game seriously. It's fun to listen to the dialogue while I'm studying. Lol.

I'm still meaning to finish this, because of all the dumb videos about Senator Armstrong. Lol. The game is not the greatest thing in the world, but I still like parts of it. And sombreros. And...slicing watermelons. Yeah, cut that s**t, baby.

It's like a Ninja Gaiden game, but with Metal Gear Solid characters and story elements. In other words, it's awesome. The controls take some time to get used to, but everything has a very familiar Ninja Gaiden feel. All with the quirky jokes that Metal Gear fans will love.

Metal Gear Rising
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xLxozJhCdA

Just beat the main campaign.
I started with keyboard & mouse, but found the camera controls to be sub-par. Then I switched to the Steam Controller. Played better that way.
Overall, most of the camera issues don't come from the control method, so much as that the game is trying to both control my camera on its own, as well as allow me to move it myself. Gets really annoying.

I sucked at parrying, but was great at dodging, so used that up until Sam, where somehow--BAM, mastered parrying. Great! From that point on, parrying seemed like a requirement! Before then, dodging worked in every situation, as it grants you invincibility frames.
In most games, I'm excellent at blocking and dodging. Not sure what it is about the timing in this one that threw me off, 'cuz now that I've learned it, it's just muscle memory.

Precise aiming in blade mode was not great with a Steam Controller, as it seemed that Raiden would attack once the "right stick" is released. In this case, that simply meant not moving my thumb, so unless I was in constant motion, he'd attack. This made the last boss fight nearly impossible... so I placed down my controller and used my keyboard & mouse every time I had to slice at the rubble 8-)
Genius!
Lucky the game allowed for a seamless transition like that, no need to open any menus.

Overall, the game is very easy, even though I never felt that I was "good" at it. It's okay. I can't imagine ever replaying it. I'd be up for a sequel though, if it delivered enough improvements.
Not marking as an opinion because these are just my initial thoughts after beating.
I'll play the DLC soon enough.

It sucks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C_Qh7NGwho