guys are you not tired of all those survival games..?

[henri]

this one is like the 7th or so that comes out this year. nothing new or whatever.
the only survival game i liked was subnautica. i wish there was more varation in new games.

[Sol4rSky]

This could have been good if the PVP servers were actually PVP, the PVE against mediocre useless enemy npcs gets boring after the first few you execute in the prologue.

[Gerfubhimself]

Where are you getting all of this from? I'm not seeing a huge amount of games like this coming out. I personally really like the genre and want as many new entries as I can get. I don't have to play every one that comes out either.

[Sol4rSky]

7 days to die
Rust
Division 1 /2 (Though those are looter shooters, no building, just upgrading and "less survival")
Raft (and any such games where you either survive on the water or in "The Forest" though gotta give it to them, the themes are nice)
Palworld
Sons of the forest
Valheim
Ark games
Conan games


Could probably go on, except Once Human has that phone stuff feel to it + online incorporated heavily and has more of a Division feel to it due to the setting.

[DMD]

I'm, the market is over saturated with this genre, but this game is marketed to be free to play so there is no harm in trying it, i guess.. I haven't tho, because it doesn't have full control customization.. so more or less, combining the overused concept of the game and the lazy dev work made me, not even want to try a free to play game...

[Sol4rSky]

Originally posted by DMD:

I'm, the market is over saturated with this genre, but this game is marketed to be free to play so there is no harm in trying it, i guess.. I haven't tho, because it doesn't have full control customization.. so more or less, combining the overused concept of the game and the lazy dev work made me, not even want to try a free to play game...

I don't want to sound like I'm hating, but the moment I jumped in I was spamming through the cutscenes just to get to see what the game is like due to the weird settings, portals and weird machinehumans, then I parachute in and think after the prologue, damn this gonna be fun since I'm on a PVP server, then I can't damage anyone and the enemies are whack lol, I read you gotta flag yourself, the enemy has to flag himself for PVP and there's certain map areas for PVP, what's the point of a PVP server when that crap is identical on PVE lol.

[Obsidian]

does this game gets harder later or is just mindless click click all the way?

[Kyutaru]

As opposed to what? The 10 millionth lobby shooter?

Shooters... IN SPACE!
Shooters... WITH COWBOYS!
Shooters... IN RUSSIA!
Shooters... DURING WW2!

There's every flavor and variety of shooter games already. It's time to try something else.

Shooters... WITH MINECRAFT!

Wait, that's a thing already with like five clones...

Oh well, combining Fortnite and Rust is close enough to originality that people will play it.

[Gerfubhimself]

Originally posted by Sol4rSky:

7 days to die
Rust
Division 1 /2 (Though those are looter shooters, no building, just upgrading and "less survival")
Raft (and any such games where you either survive on the water or in "The Forest" though gotta give it to them, the themes are nice)
Palworld
Sons of the forest
Valheim
Ark games
Conan games


Could probably go on, except Once Human has that phone stuff feel to it + online incorporated heavily and has more of a Division feel to it due to the setting.

Only 1 of those came out this year, and it's still VERY different. Every genre has a lot of games (you shouldn't have included the Division at all, not even close to the same type of game) and people are free to pick and choose what they're interested in.

[Sol4rSky]

Originally posted by Gerfubhimself:

Originally posted by Sol4rSky:

7 days to die
Rust
Division 1 /2 (Though those are looter shooters, no building, just upgrading and "less survival")
Raft (and any such games where you either survive on the water or in "The Forest" though gotta give it to them, the themes are nice)
Palworld
Sons of the forest
Valheim
Ark games
Conan games


Could probably go on, except Once Human has that phone stuff feel to it + online incorporated heavily and has more of a Division feel to it due to the setting.

Only 1 of those came out this year, and it's still VERY different. Every genre has a lot of games (you shouldn't have included the Division at all, not even close to the same type of game) and people are free to pick and choose what they're interested in.

Why not include the Division? The game screams Division 2. The setting. The looting of containers in buildings. Except Division 2 has better enemy and AI. The only different part is the setting of camps and simple building here. In division 2 you got checkpoints on the map you go to craft and do stuff with your gear. It's the same thing done differently. Hitting E on trees and rock piles can be equivalented with Division's more advanced chests and such you can loot. It's all just masked loot anyway.

Also Div 2 has PVP in certain parts of the map with special loot. Has better missions anyway and it's all voiced. Then it has a nice loop.

Ps : When you can grab infinite water and "cook it" and carry 20 bottles on you where you can constantly have your thirst filled, that's far from survival or being different from any other game that doesn't have it.

[DMD]

Originally posted by Sol4rSky:

Originally posted by DMD:

I'm, the market is over saturated with this genre, but this game is marketed to be free to play so there is no harm in trying it, i guess.. I haven't tho, because it doesn't have full control customization.. so more or less, combining the overused concept of the game and the lazy dev work made me, not even want to try a free to play game...

I don't want to sound like I'm hating, but the moment I jumped in I was spamming through the cutscenes just to get to see what the game is like due to the weird settings, portals and weird machinehumans, then I parachute in and think after the prologue, damn this gonna be fun since I'm on a PVP server, then I can't damage anyone and the enemies are whack lol, I read you gotta flag yourself, the enemy has to flag himself for PVP and there's certain map areas for PVP, what's the point of a PVP server when that crap is identical on PVE lol.

yeah if that's the case idk either what's the point of separating servers, it sounds like a waste of resources?

[henri]

Originally posted by Gerfubhimself:

Originally posted by Sol4rSky:

7 days to die
Rust
Division 1 /2 (Though those are looter shooters, no building, just upgrading and "less survival")
Raft (and any such games where you either survive on the water or in "The Forest" though gotta give it to them, the themes are nice)
Palworld
Sons of the forest
Valheim
Ark games
Conan games


Could probably go on, except Once Human has that phone stuff feel to it + online incorporated heavily and has more of a Division feel to it due to the setting.

Only 1 of those came out this year, and it's still VERY different. Every genre has a lot of games (you shouldn't have included the Division at all, not even close to the same type of game) and people are free to pick and choose what they're interested in.

pax die , valheim , son of forsest , Enshrouded
, nightingale , Pacific Drive, Palworld , prolly missed some

[BABAIKA]

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[Gerfubhimself]

Originally posted by Sol4rSky:

Originally posted by Gerfubhimself:

Only 1 of those came out this year, and it's still VERY different. Every genre has a lot of games (you shouldn't have included the Division at all, not even close to the same type of game) and people are free to pick and choose what they're interested in.

Why not include the Division? The game screams Division 2. The setting. The looting of containers in buildings. Except Division 2 has better enemy and AI. The only different part is the setting of camps and simple building here. In division 2 you got checkpoints on the map you go to craft and do stuff with your gear. It's the same thing done differently. Hitting E on trees and rock piles can be equivalented with Division's more advanced chests and such you can loot. It's all just masked loot anyway.

Also Div 2 has PVP in certain parts of the map with special loot. Has better missions anyway and it's all voiced. Then it has a nice loop.

Ps : When you can grab infinite water and "cook it" and carry 20 bottles on you where you can constantly have your thirst filled, that's far from survival or being different from any other game that doesn't have it.

This is actually insane that you're trying to compare the two. Division 1 and 2 are primarily loot-based games. The First Descendant is MUCH closer. The aesthetics are comparable on the on the most fundamental "post-apocalyptic" level, core gameplay loops aren't similar AT ALL. Like, looting chests for loot is a fundamental part of every RPG ever. Are Skyrim and The Division the same game? Upgrading is not similar at all, the Division's core loop of upgrading is through finding new loot, not upgrading it. You can't just take two very different gameplay systems and just say "they're the same, but not".

[Shinra]

I am thats why i quit after maybe 2-3 Hours. I like the Art Design but thats about it. Building sucks + Combat is way too easy. All you need is a crossbow and thats it. Not sure why people are hyping it up that much. Its nothing special,

[Gyson]

At this point Once Human is a survival game in name only. Which actually quite sad for gamers, because it used to be one of the more interesting and engaging survival games out there. Then everything got gutted and nerfed to hell.