Glad this is single player. I hate multiplayer games

[GnomeSlayer]

Thank you

[Husband No.1999]

Welcome to this community, hope you can find happiness here

[[KIN] AlphaObeisance]

I'm with you on this one. I absolutely loved Escape from Tarkov, even enjoying the multiplayer element to some degree. But being able to PvE solo, or invite a friend is a huge bonus for me. I just picked it up and I hope it's as good as the supporters believe it to be.

I'm one that looks at potential and developer commitment. The community seems to believe in this project and this gives me hope!

[GnomeSlayer]

Thank you for these messages.

I love it when a community is welcoming and positive.

[Kingkat54]

Many great players, and now friends here. Have met some wonderful people. Helpful and fun. Enjoy

[Mamatsu nopapai]

I enjoy single player too, but we need more game content sadly no updates since 7 july :(

[[KIN] AlphaObeisance]

İlk olarak Mamatsu nopapai tarafından gönderildi:

I enjoy single player too, but we need more game content sadly no updates since 7 july :(

I got just under an hour of play time in yesterday and I can honestly say I'm digging it. As for the content updates. I'm of the mind anymore that it's ok to only get updates once a year (if we're lucky).

I've been sitting on STALKER2 for a year and a half waiting to play, and while the rest of the world gripes about the lack of release (or content updates in regards to EA games), I just tend to be optimistic about it.

If a game is in EA and has solid bones, I'd rather they only update once a year or so as long as it's a substantial leap towards 1.0. Now, if July rolls around and there isn't at least word from the devs in regars to progress I might be a bit more concerned. Lack of communication is probably the largest contributor to people hating EA titles; aside of the scams out there.

I'm sure this community could point us in the right direction for maybe a dev road map or something?

I really like how the animations and gunplay work in this game, it's more natural and far less "instantaneous" than other shooters out there. Prime example being the fact that the character engages safety on their weapon before swapping; this is a HUGE delay on contrast to say COD, Battlefield, and other fast paced shooters.

I can totally see how the kiddies out there will complain about this and claim it's not responsive enough; but it's obvious this was an intended functionality as it forces you to seriously calculate your situation and response to any given circumstance.

Where in other games one might hear them coming, jump out and start blasting; where as here you might highly consider falling back a few yards for better cover, maybe try to get a better angle on those closing in because you know if you don't nail it, you'll run out of ammo and likely die in the weapon swap if you don't plan appropriately.

This is something I've really been hoping for in a video game for a long time. I love the way the weapon sways when aiming down the sights and moving, also feels very natural.

I have a bunch of crap to do today and I'm already chomping at the bit to get back in and really get a solid feel for it; but so far this is really scratching that itch!

EDIT: I was just looking at the updates, they hotfix regularly. So while there may not have been any major content updates, the hotfixes clearly indicate they're ensuring the fundamentals are working properly. This is very good. As as solid foundation will enable them to build new features and functionalities with much less trouble. Seeing so many hotfix updates made me happy for sure!

[Nomad]

then you should also take a look at Gray Zone Warfare. I agree with you too. After finishing Gray Zone. (All dealers on 3) I'm now playing Tarkov in PVE.
Finally cheater and frustration free.
I am of the opinion that the future lies in COOP PVE without cheaters.
I still bought Incursion because I want to support the developers. I'll probably take a look for the first time tonight

[RoboDog]

İlk olarak Nomad tarafından gönderildi:

then you should also take a look at Gray Zone Warfare. I agree with you too. After finishing Gray Zone. (All dealers on 3) I'm now playing Tarkov in PVE.
Finally cheater and frustration free.
I am of the opinion that the future lies in COOP PVE without cheaters.
I still bought Incursion because I want to support the developers. I'll probably take a look for the first time tonight

I think you're probably right about the future of gaming. I think we'll see a pull away from PVP/Multiplayer games, to CO-OP/PVE/Singleplayer, if for no other reason than people are tired of a game dying when the player-base leaves for the whatever the newest pvp craze is. With a game that's focused on PvE/Singleplayer, the game lives on regardless of whether or not a lot of other players have moved on to some other game. Which means more value for your money.