PC The Ukrainian / Russian community has raised the scores for 7 Days To Die on Metacritic

[Survager]

Two days ago, the score from the players was 6.7 and was yellow.
Now the score is 7.5 and it is green)



It all started with the fact that the game 7 Days To Die was not included in the TOP games about zombies and post-apocalypse on the Igromania channel.
The comments below that video filled up posts in which viewers asked why 7 Days To Die was not in the TOP.

I made a video on this topic, in which I considered the reasons for this situation and at the end of the video I asked my viewers to go to the Metacritic service and put their rating there if they think 6.7 is a very low rating for such a game.

And now, two days later, the game score on Metacritic is already 7.5)

Here is the video.

The Fun Pimps, thanks for what you are doing! )

P.S. already 7.6 )

 

[Survager]

 

[Aldranon]

God bless you, Russian hackers.

Making the world a better place... One raped server at a time. 

 

[Gazz]

Way back when I was running my own 7D server I had a Russian admin - while all of Russia was blocked.

I guess it's like with every other nationality. Not all individuals are the same. =P

 

[Aldranon]

That's true.

My 10 years in Russia have been an eye opener in mostly good ways. To be sure, Russians and Americans have some different views on life. 

Someday, things will get better and I'd like to live long enough to see that day.

 

[Maharin]

Someday, things will get better and I'd like to live long enough to see that day.

Current trends suggest you'd have to be pretty young right now for a chance of that to happen. 

 

[Survager]

God bless you, Russian hackers.

Making the world a better place... One raped server at a time. 

Why hackers and why Russians? I am Ukrainian. )
Many people did not know where to leave a rating about the game, other than steam. I told them where it can be done and here is the result )

 

[Aldranon]

Why hackers and why Russians? I am Ukrainian. )
Many people did not know where to leave a rating about the game, other than steam. I told them where it can be done and here is the result )

You have many friends and acquaintances then.    You must be an interesting person.

I used to hang out in Odessa, I lived with a family that owned a three story house and one floor was mine.

I'm sure there are bad people in Ukraine, but my experiences were only good there.

 

[Roland]

Awesome!

 

[faatal]

nice!

 

[Lenny Lettuce Lips]

I've noted a trend with older games and slavs getting into them. A lot of older games that I play(ed) have massive slavic followings now. Not sure why that is. 

 

[madmole]

Why hackers and why Russians? I am Ukrainian. )
Many people did not know where to leave a rating about the game, other than steam. I told them where it can be done and here is the result )

Thank you for your efforts, they are much appreciated!

 

[Jugginator]

Now up to 8.1

Cheers!

 

[Old Garyman]

That reminds me of the gamestop stock. The community had a big impact on it. I love it.

 

[Vampirenostra]

I've noted a trend with older games and slavs getting into them. A lot of older games that I play(ed) have massive slavic followings now. Not sure why that is. 

Maybe that is because we are very nostalgic people. We still praise "old-good-times" and old games for some sort of soul in them, not the graphics or any fancy stuff like that, but for being made by intelligent people to cause interest in intelligent people, we usually don't like silly games with flashy graphics, at least for my generation, I do not really care for it much. I've spent like 7 years playing Ultima Online when you already had things like LineAge and games like it. You know this warm "lamp" feeling from the past...

 

[Liesel Weppen]

Maybe that is because we are very nostalgic people. We still praise "old-good-times" and old games for some sort of soul in them, not the graphics or any fancy stuff like that,

...

but for being made by intelligent people to cause interest in intelligent people, we usually don't like silly games with flashy graphics, at least for my generation,

for me and most of my friends applies the same, even though we are from germany. I guess that's less a russian thing, but more a generation thing.

Another issue probably is, that most statistics i've seen turn out that in many eastern countries people in average have less performant hardware. And that could be indeed a reason why they prefer older games. Sadly the steam hardware survey can't be split into different regions. However, 7d2d is not really a game that works good on less performant hardware.