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Boidster
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You may want to research the definition of "Alpha" in the context of software - and specifically games. It will help clear up a) what you paid for and b) what TFP owes 'us'.
But possibly even more important than that, if 7D2D is ruined for you go find a game you like! Why waste time complaining here when you could be, you know, having fun? (I am assuming that complaining about things is not fun for you.)
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SylenThunder
Community Moderator / IT Guru
I started reading this post and it did not take very long before I realized that you just don't know how to play 7D2D A19 and have yet to adjust your playing style.
You like some others take more time complaining about the game as it stands than learning the new features . I started playing this game when Alpha 16 came out, I have also played different Alphas all the way back to A5. In that time I have logged over 3800 hours and have never died of starvation! I think that proves my point!
You like some others take more time complaining about the game as it stands than learning the new features . I started playing this game when Alpha 16 came out, I have also played different Alphas all the way back to A5. In that time I have logged over 3800 hours and have never died of starvation! I think that proves my point!
Roland
Moderator
As @Laz Manpointed out in a necroed thread from Summer of 2020, it is pretty interesting to go back and read about the changes that people struggled with and how those things are just non-issues now because we have adapted and learned. At the start of every alpha there will be people who rant that their playstyle or base type or x is impossible now thanks to the changes-- but then months later nobody thinks those things are impossible any longer because-- learning happens. On a side note, it is also interesting to read posts from people who haven't played in a year or more and then they pick it up and they have the same learning curve issues the rest of us had a year ago but they are just posting about it now....lol.
So, just wait for all the angry posts from people who will not know how to play Alpha 20.
So, just wait for all the angry posts from people who will not know how to play Alpha 20.
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Laz Man
Fun Pimps Staff
To be fair, this was a necroed thread from last year when A19 was pretty new. As @Laz Manpointed out in another necroed thread from Summer of 2020, it is pretty interesting to go back and read about the changes that people struggled with and how those things are just non-issues now because we have adapted and learned. At the start of every alpha there will be people who rant that their playstyle or base type or x is impossible now thanks to the changes-- but then months later nobody thinks those things are impossible any longer because-- learning happens. On a side note, it is also interesting to read posts from people who haven't played in a year or more and then they pick it up and they have the same learning curve issues the rest of us had a year ago but they are just posting about it now....lol.
So, just wait for all the angry posts from people who will not know how to play Alpha 20.
The best way to approach 7d2d is to treat each alpha as a new game challenge to overcome and beat....on your own without alot of external opinions (e.g. YouTube letsplays, your favorite forum personalitie's posts, etc.)
That way, once you have given each alpha the ole college try, you can do a more unbiased comparison.
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