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The game isn't really engaging enough to make it replayable, and the progression grind means playing the same missions many times over.
It will not lost. The PvE missions don't have any variance really so it's like grinding static campaign missions, and you can max rank really fast. It'd be better if there was a lot of dynamicness to the runs like in Darktide, but there isn't. Or more missions, which there aren't.
The PvP is even worse. 3 barebones and poorly designed maps with boring layouts, no progression other than maybe a second primary weapon choice and that's it on some classes, and no perks/builds.
Would have loved to see builds that for example give you bonus armor on melee kills or gives you extra special charge at the expense of armor, etc. Stuff where you can have actual builds.
And honestly every class should be able to use most weapons, with the uniqueness being their specials and armor ranks.
The PvP won't last at all at this rate.
I was there for SM1's PvP and it died incredibly fast. What was left is a super tiny community of tryhards that all knew each other and were so good they cannibalized themselves because new players would try to play, get stomped and yelled at, then quit and never try again.
With 3 barebones map, no variance or actual loudouts, and no progression which I don't care about but many people do, I really can't agree at all. Even Concord had more maps and variance lol.
+1
I really don't think tying them so strongly to the campaign was a good idea. They maps should have been either randomly generated OR done like Darktide where they feel like individual missions, rather than the same exact mission over and over.
They are WAY too scripted.
Combat is slower and doesn't feel that good in comparison.
But after 300-400 hours of darktide, it offers a new experience which I welcome.
And I hope SM2 development roadmap will be better and release better content as Darktide got abandoned by their devs. We would get some rebalances, a couple new maps and some reskin enemy and that's it.
If SM2 can continue releasing new content, it can be a decent game.
It seems it has a decent campaign story. That's something that none of pve coop games can offer to attract new players.