how is it compared to read or not ?:d

[Dimensionprova]

i like tactics games and i come from ready or not, is six days of fallujah same or better feel from hardcore feeling ?

[Wacky Cat]

It's so much better than RoN it makes me feel like a big old dummy for ever buying it. SDIF AI is miles better than RoN, and in a game like this the AI is make it or break it.

You won't regret buying this, the procedural generation keeps every match fresh (and scary!). That's something RoN will never have, once you know the layout in RoN the game is stale.

[GRU-Vy]

Originally posted by Wacky Cat:

It's so much better than RoN it makes me feel like a big old dummy for ever buying it. SDIF AI is miles better than RoN, and in a game like this the AI is make it or break it.

You won't regret buying this, the procedural generation keeps every match fresh (and scary!). That's something RoN will never have, once you know the layout in RoN the game is stale.

the ai isnt better, they arent instant headshot artists and feel more balanced but in terms of behaviour ready or not has more variation in ai behaviour. on the convoy mission for this game the ai just runs blindly towards the convoy and same goes for the mission where you have to take the building with the isis flag. soon as you take it you get a warning saying enemies are swarming and they all all just try going through the door like zombies.

[creamy]

Gunplay is better, less missions but more objectives and procedural generation makes it different every time, AI has less "tricks" but overall seems a bit more convincing

Convoy mission is the worst one, I figure it was the devs trying to show off VBIDs and give people a reason to shoot at a lot of things. If they were trying to give you a big firefight it works, but personally they have to alter it to make more angles for the enemy to come from. Other side of the street at least..

[Wacky Cat]

Originally posted by GRU-Vy:

Originally posted by Wacky Cat:

It's so much better than RoN it makes me feel like a big old dummy for ever buying it. SDIF AI is miles better than RoN, and in a game like this the AI is make it or break it.

You won't regret buying this, the procedural generation keeps every match fresh (and scary!). That's something RoN will never have, once you know the layout in RoN the game is stale.

the ai isnt better, they arent instant headshot artists and feel more balanced but in terms of behaviour ready or not has more variation in ai behaviour. on the convoy mission for this game the ai just runs blindly towards the convoy and same goes for the mission where you have to take the building with the isis flag. soon as you take it you get a warning saying enemies are swarming and they all all just try going through the door like zombies.

OK, now do Ready or Not.

SDIF isn't perfect, never said it was, but it sure beats XRAY Vision John Wicks tracking you through a wall before headshotting you while sidestepping with a perfect-accuracy TEC-9.

[stburr91]

OP, just be advised that there was a user named "Wacky Cat" that was banned from the RoN Steam forum. I don't know if this is the same user or not, but just a heads up.

[Wacky Cat]

Originally posted by stburr91:

OP, just be advised that there was a user named "Wacky Cat" that was banned from the RoN Steam forum. I don't know if this is the same user or not, but just a heads up.

You should be advised about the facts around my ban and the communities reaction to it. Go ahead and search #freewackycat, it speaks for itself.

[stburr91]

Originally posted by Wacky Cat:

Originally posted by stburr91:

OP, just be advised that there was a user named "Wacky Cat" that was banned from the RoN Steam forum. I don't know if this is the same user or not, but just a heads up.

You should be advised about the facts around my ban and the communities reaction to it. Go ahead and search #freewackycat, it speaks for itself.

I wasn't criticizing you, (or even saying you were wrong in the aforementioned situation) I'm just pointing out that you don't exactly have an unbiased opinion of RoN, that's all, nothing more.

[Alopekis]

Originally posted by Wacky Cat:

Originally posted by GRU-Vy:

the ai isnt better, they arent instant headshot artists and feel more balanced but in terms of behaviour ready or not has more variation in ai behaviour. on the convoy mission for this game the ai just runs blindly towards the convoy and same goes for the mission where you have to take the building with the isis flag. soon as you take it you get a warning saying enemies are swarming and they all all just try going through the door like zombies.

OK, now do Ready or Not.

SDIF isn't perfect, never said it was, but it sure beats XRAY Vision John Wicks tracking you through a wall before headshotting you while sidestepping with a perfect-accuracy TEC-9.

I mean... he did do Ready or Not. He mentioned the exact thing you just pointed out. RoN's AI has more variation, but is unreasonably difficult with their borderline instant headshots. SDIF's AI is more reasonable to deal with, but has significantly less variation and often just runs directly at the player with no real plan. Both are still works in progress and both will likely see a fair amount of changes to their AI as time goes on.

[Alopekis]

I'd definitely recommend the game, personally. It feels pretty different from RON to me, but that's mostly due to the setting and what exactly the goals are for the player. I'd definitely recommend picking it up if you enjoy shooters like RoN or Squad.

[PieceKeeper]

RoN has more content and is more fleshed out. Has proper single player with friendly AI.

SDIF has less content, you do not need to try to arrest people, has a basis of procedural generation that will be interesting, has no single player to speak of at the moment.

[Dimensionprova]

thanks for all opinions i think going to buy soon.

[Kerm]

game is good and hardcore worth the purchase keep in mind game is early and does have frequent crashes and slightly clunky movement but this will be worked on, it's actually the first game in a long while that i am genuinely enjoying.

#FREEWACKYCAT

[Pindie]

Ready or Not is playable in single player.
Only pick this if you want to play with random people from matchmaker.

[Reggae Sauce]

This game shows some promise but it just feels so amateur and crude. It's just too specific and bizarre a place to choose to put a videogame - not the iraq war, but a single battle within that war???? And I'm sure it was deadly, but it wasn't exactly Stalingrad was it?

Ready or not (although currently not succeeding) has almost unlimited potential and options on where it can go, and has some pretty big boots to fill. Plus, although representing real life occurences, it is entirely fictional so there's alot of places the developers can go to lore-wise.

This game is essentially taking a historical battle in which each side was committing atrocities against the other, and whitewashing it to a "we were the good guys, trust me" circumstance by constantly barraging you with quotes from soldiers who were there and painting a very black and white picture in it's presentation of the battle itself.

- The devs have themselves said they don't wish to show the atrocities commited by the U.S, which as far as I'm concerned is re-writing history to suit a party - it is George Orwells 1984 to a tee...

[Cryptic]

much better than RoN