And yet, you learn new habits and relearn old in a relatively short time when things change. It may be a shock initially, but it doesn't take long to get past that. However, your willingness to let the past go will impact how long that takes.
4.0: Added: new horse zombies! You guys clearly like beating them!
You know, I've mostly given up this fight, but it drives me crazy when people refer to this (or most of what's called RPGs in the modern age) as an RPG. Does 7 Days To Die have RPG elements? Kinda, though progression systems aren't really inherently RPG elements. Is 7 Days To Die an RPG? Not in any way whatsoever. It has exactly zero of the elements that make a game an RPG.
Mostly that those are more hardcore survival games than 7 Days To Die? 7 Days is a survival game in the same way that Minecraft is a survival game, in that people call it that, but it really isn't. Which is fine with me (I don't like survival games.)
I don't think people dislike storms and weather. They dislike the implementation or rather feel it could be better.
Well, I don't know what to call it anymore. It certainly isn't a survival game. Neither is it really open-world with the new biome badge bull
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Come on, it's Clearly an RPG; you get to play the role of an Errand Boy. Dig a few boxes, fetch a few packages, deliver some mail. If you really stretch your imagination, you can even be an Errand Girl; although, there's no actual difference to that choice. No stat difference, no disposition difference, no new dialogue options. But hey, clearly a sRPG. (single-Role)
Alas, the industry already has done that quite effectively trying to reach (more at: trick) ever more players and get them to buy a game that is probably not going to be to their liking.
Yeah, me either. Less than the sum of its parts when it used to be more?Well, I don't know what to call it anymore. It certainly isn't a survival game. Neither is it really open-world with the new biome badge bull
I know. Like I said, I've mostly given up on arguing about it, since it's seemingly too late at this point, but I finally snapped a little.
For sure! That really sums it up. Now ok, I was a different person 10 years ago and it was a new game, but even in it's rough state there was something magical about it. That magic is long gone. The individual parts have gotten better, no doubt, but the sum goes down.
The reason why people are so but hurt is because they can't make infinite glue. It's easy mode. That's all it is. and its not even needed in the game. There is so much water and glue found in loot that i barely need dew collectors. maybe if i played a game where i was focusing on exploding arrows/bolts i might want more, but then i just build more dew collectors. problem solved.
Not a bad idea, especially for your own health and wellbeing, but I do try to keep the personal hope alive that there will come a tipping point when the vast majority of players decide they've had enough of industry manipulation and take back their own power. They'd probably have to realize first that it's not confined to the gaming industry along with how deeply rooted it is and has been from the day they were born. Societal conditioning is hardly an easy thing to just shrug off. Some might say that's too much to hope for, but hope springs eternal.