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1: Bosses that gives you perks (36 bosses iirc over valheim's 5)
2: Base building, albeit not as custom as you can with valheim
3: Teleportation, albeit preset locations
4: Grinding and gathering for materials for the base building/resources
Where it's better than valheim for us who felt like valheim was too difficult:
1: No stamina bar, you can easily get out of a tough situation as you run faster than the enemy, and your dashing can get you even further away.
2: No constant tresspassing by annoying enemies (at least so far after 1 boss done)
3: You don't need buffs to easily take on a harder enemy
Sure thing bro
Or maybe, just maybe, they could look into the game before buying it. Basic research would explain everything they need to know, and avoid any disappointment. Unless of course, they prefer to buy first, based on assumptions and hearsay.
And every shooter game is DOOM? Come on man this is such a stretch. Ofcourse games in the same genre will share similarities.