Ready or Not OR Six Days In Fallujah?

[Doctor Gape]

Which game is more realistic?

Which one has more replayability, now and in the future?

[pillowcase]

Both are still technically early access, No one knows the future. Judging from content alone, ready or not has more replayability right now but does not have the advantage of procedurally generated maps. Ready or not also did not get a campaign a year later but you can play the maps solo. I like both games but I think Six Days could win out in the end with content updates, fixes, more polishes, and improvements.

[DarthTiddy]

Definitely RoN, the amount of content makes this game look like a demo. The AI are also top tier in RoN.

[Hitman Actual]

I mean the game came out yesterday, so it's hard to tell right? Both are pretty good, RON is certainly much more refined, but SDIF is one day old in Steam EA and already feels a lot like RoN, I was drawing comparisons last night... a lot. I saw a couple reviews of "bad AI" and was a little confused after playing for an hour that i didn't think the AI was bad, but actually pretty good (?). Idk. How can we compare the two? If SDIF gets larger maps, more gear, and more objectives (although the current one has a lot of replay value as is), it'll be better than RoN because it's just larger. I've also noticed that post 2015, games comes out and stay relevant. so even if SDIF takes over the popularity on youtube, RON will still be kickass. It's a great time to be around for tactical military close quarters shooters.

[wildgoose]

Ready or Not is a much more complete game.

[stburr91]

There is many times more official content in RoN, then add in all the content from the modding community, and there is no comparison when it comes to replayability.

[BlackHand]

If this was asked last year around this time, I would definitely say RON is the superior. But the dev team have been very toxic lately and they f*cked the game up good. So no go with RON. I'll wait and see the updates for Six Days in Fallujah though.

[[Operator] Domsch]

Also check out Ground Branch

[Saint Pablo]

1.Ready or Not
2.Ground Branch
3.Six Days
Ready or Not has the most content and can be modded a ton. It’s biggest issue right now is team AI being janky and a lack of steady updates from the devs. It’s also got the smoothest and best gunplay of the 3.
Ground Branch has an insane wealth of gun customization and a decent amount of maps with scalable AI. However it lacks alot of the shine and style that Ready Or Not has. Ground Branch does not allow for mods.
A ton of replay value to be had with them.
Six Days is good,but has alot of elements clearly inspired by both games,so anyone familiar with the former 2 will have no trouble playing Six Days. Right now it’s lacking in content (customization in terms of loadouts,missions,AI scaling,day/night selection,mods,etc) despite being very good as a concept. It’s also the least polished of the 3. I’d only really recommend Six Days if were a service member at one time,enjoy learning history or just want a new experience.
I’d advise getting RoN for now and waiting on Six Days.

[Hannibal]

Ive got RON and like it a lot. If you want single player right now its the way to go. I would of jumped on this one had it been more single player ready. But Im not waiting till december or later

[Cole]

Ready or Not is more polished.

[MugHug]

Settings seem different.

[Roy]

RoN has more replayability and content, fallujah is more realistic since it's made together with veterans to get as close to the experience as possible.

[Roy]

Originally posted by Saint Pablo:

1.Ready or Not
2.Ground Branch
3.Six Days
Ready or Not has the most content and can be modded a ton. It’s biggest issue right now is team AI being janky and a lack of steady updates from the devs. It’s also got the smoothest and best gunplay of the 3.~

Hmm i always felt like Ground Branch had superior gunplay compared to RoN.
Feels more impactful and direct, RoN sometimes has me wondering where my bullets are really going when i pump rounds into a suspect.

[R3dfielD]

Definately RoN, as it has way more content and polishing. You can also play solo, both all alone (mod) and with AI team mates. You can download tons of mods...for gameplay overhaul, weapons and attachments, or new maps. Had some big updates and visual overhaul in the last...more to come.

Six Days has just been released and still a very long way to go. This game is in a totally different state...but has big potential, if they work hard enough on new QoL updates and content.

[Boozer]

Originally posted by R3dfielD:

Definately RoN, as it has way more content and polishing. You can also play solo, both all alone (mod) and with AI team mates. You can download tons of mods...for gameplay overhaul, weapons and attachments, or new maps. Had some big updates and visual overhaul in the last...more to come.

Six Days has just been released and still a very long way to go. This game is in a totally different state.

you cant play RON solo, they made the swat AI dumb as hell. half the time they sit next to a wall and wont follow commands.