Is this game worth the price?
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Josiah Lewis
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Jeremiah Brooks
I'm browsing GAME too, what a coincidence
Liam Jenkins
What
Eli Scott
nevermind, that's base, not game
Christian Hill
Absolutely not.
Leo Perry
Non-Americans should never make threads
Lincoln Peterson
>56 euros
>for an early access game
lel
Mason Sullivan
I think it's worth $20. I find even $30 too much for this.
Kayden Rogers
Install Gentoo.
Jordan Price
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Oliver Perez
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Luke James
This board is for whites only, potato.
Carson Edwards
How come the /vg/ Pubg threads are totally dead but these threads that never actually discuss the game keeps popping up?
William White
Floyd is going to run circles around mcbitch
Michael Bailey
because the game is shallow as a puddle
Sebastian Morris
but everyone(the shills) says that this game is one of the most deep games so far, every game feels unique and you can create your owns story while you play. Should be plenty to discuss if this is true right?
Eli Flores
Yes, that is the first letter! I am very proud of you, son. You get +2 GBP for this.
>every game feels unique
Whaaaat? Any multiplayer game is unique then since it's always different in some way, LOL.
> you can create your owns story while you play.
I mean if you jack off to furry porn, have a fursona, a Deviantart account and wear a microwaved used diaper, maybe. But then you could make up a story while you play Battlefield, Call of Duty or literally any game ever made.
Jace Johnson
(with that said, there is nothing to the game. there are no real tactics, tips, tricks. luck is like 80% of each round.
depth...
you learn 90% of the game after like 4-5 rounds, then you learn the bullet drop and that's it maybe? there is really not much to it. that's why it's so popular probably, because it's so accessible.
Mason Reed
Games are quick, with no wait or punishment for quiting.
Jace Parker
I will never understand how boring walking simulators like this and DayZ get so popular.
Christian Hall
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Jaxon Roberts
>that's why it's so popular probably, because it's so accessible.
That as well as luck and instant gratification. You find a game, hop in, and then something happens to release endorphins and get you hooked. Maybe you get an early kill, maybe you get lucky and find some really good gear. You don't need to learn any advanced techniques or mechanics, it's a very simple pick up and play game with enough randomness due to RNG and unpredictable human opponents to keep someone with no real interest in high skill ceiling games hooked. It's developed by Korean MMO developers, so they have a lot of experience with crafting RNG/skinner box based games.