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Really, the only similarities it shares with Raft is....the post apocalyptic ocean scenario, sharks, and diving for some loot.
That's it, really.
It's far more like Rust in crafting and combat.
I'd call it more like Rust meets Stranded Deep. It has far more in common with those two games than Raft.
Seriously? They could fix every problem now and in the next update more bugs will appear.
How long would you be prepared to wait till it's fixed, a year? or 2 or 3?
It's what EA games are. You have to expect and live with the continuous bugs or don't bother buying.
Rust has been out for almost 10 years. Still has bugs here and there. No game is ever completely bug free. So how long should I wait...
While I agree with the first part, what does EA have to do with this game? Or is that just an example?
I do some PvP but there are actually a ton of PvE Rust servers. I played Raft quite a bit and thought it was a bit to short story wise but having played both, what kind of caught my attention when this game came across my feed.
raft was short and rather linear this game has the potential for so much more.
and no I'm not talking about PVP.
Sorry what i meant by that was the combat in sunken lands.
it opens up a lot more fun than just building a raft.
I don't think raft could go any farther than it has.
I also believe the world is more interesting in sunken lands, but this is just IMO.
Clearly have no clue about EA games do you? Might I suggest you stay clear and just pay premium prices for AAA games......oh wait, these days most of them release in a worse state than EA games. At least EA is open and honest in the fact the games are work in progress.