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My problem is when you donate 5 bucks via another bot and they spawn you a katana or an ak15 or something. Its can basically be used as pay 2 win.
It doesn't effect me, and some people like the system.
Bots are external programs, which are not scheduled by the developers. This destroys the whole game. Check Battlemetrics, 18 out of 20 top servers are all with bots.
Nobody plays scum there.
And all other private server operators are of course pissed off, because you spend money on a server, but has 0 chance to get them full because everyone plays on a bot server.
I'm curious how long "normal" servers are still offered, the patience is over.
That is exactly the problem.
Well, lets be honest here.
This games concept is pretty hardcore, the level of micromanagement is just not going to appeal to most casual gamers. These servers give at least some of the players who would probably quit after realizing how difficult (or maybe thats a bad word, tedious might be better) the actual gameplay is a place to enjoy it in a more friendly environment.
So if they are drawing players off other servers, I feel like it wouldn't be that many.
EDIT: Now I feel like Im defending them. Just let it be known that I dislike them also.
And the "normal" target audience of Scum wants this experience, it's a survival simulation after all. And not a Call of Duty or Pubg clone.
I dont view it the same way at all. Instead I find the expectations of these people to be too high. In my view, this game is more fun if you have a crafted bow, an improvised shotgun or whatever scrap you have, compared to having a bunch of naked people running around with a fully decked AK and a fully decked M82 on their back, and when raiding they just order screwdrivers and lock picks.
If people come in expecting the game to be a PUBG clone with action all the time, and not be ready to live like a hobo for a while (which in my view is the game also, and fun), I just think they have the wrong expectations of the game. Thats not how the game is ment to be, but the bot servers make it so.
These expectations are perpetuated as well, as people see it as normal if whenever they join a new server they get a welcome pack, and if they need something they just buy it. In my opinion, thats a complete wrong entry point to the game, and in my view - they're never really playing scum at all.
And I do believe if there were no option, more people would populate servers that are more in line with the game intention.
At the same time, I dont find people profiting (off of content they havent made themselves) from having bot servers good at all. I find that quite speculative to be honest. This however will probably be solved with the EULA they are working on. And hopefully that might curb the problem a bit the way I see it atleast.
I agree, hence most of my playtime is on low-loot high infected private servers.
This is also my problem with the it, the rest I feel is more minor.
If these folks played on another server and then just rage-quit, you probably would have never seen them anyway.
There might be a few that would push through and find they enjoyed it, but most people that are on those servers wouldnt have continued to play if there wasnt a system to spoon feed them gear. Thus they probably wouldnt have added to the official population in any meaningful way anyway.
Thats why I dont mind them being there as an option for casuals.
NO ETA!
That hardcore experience is what brings people in, like myself. The problem I see more and more these days is a casual or normal player will play these types of games to be 'hardcore' but not understand themselves well enough to fit into that so in a lot of games they start demanding the game to be more casual and easy in small increments of changes from the devs. Many good games have been destroyed from this.
The bots are a symptom to this. I hate bots personally, servers/admins try to scalp money from players while some streamers join up with admins to create a fake hardcore gaming experience to advertise for viewers/money.
Ark does the bot thing too. A few servers have banned some aspects of the game unless you pay for them. Its disgusting. People have their own rules on their private servers and though do not like bots it should be OK if they really want them but I also think that 'donations' should be outright disallowed on scum servers for many reasons. Scum should have been on this early but then I do not even know if the studio is OK with players with 3rd party programs injected into Scum making money off their product.