stormlord |
02-21-2015 11:15 PM |
I'm going to try to be civil, despite growing distaste for things like "H1Z1 is better 1000x!"
I still enjoyed p1999 a few years back and I still enjoy old or niche games which most others don't. I know from experience old(er) games can give me things newer ones don't. I've seen good games be trashed by "mainstream" or "streamlining" changes. Whenever I see lines like "H1Z1 is better 1000x!" I have to vomit a little, until I can actually play it myself.
Now, sometimes it's clear as day that an old(er) game is too outdated. For example, it's hard for me to stomach text-based games, unless it's maybe Dwarf Fortress, but that's still a stretch. Secondly, there're just plain BAD inventory/UI schemes and other terrible things like lack of customizable keys and low resolution - the former being foremost. Then there're things like too little hand holding (the reverse of too much) and too much reliance on savegames. So, you see, sometimes I can join in on the "X is better 1000x!" routine.
However, sometimes the devil is in the details. There're so many treasures to be found in old games. Things which still haven't been repeated or have seen too little light. I've seen it more times than I want to mention. Really, how much do I have to bring it up? No, I'm done doing that. I'm at the point in my gaming life where if I like something then I like it. If it's popularly unliked or treated as cow turds then I really don't care, unless it's stuffed in my field of view, prohibiting me from actually enjoying what I enjoy.
I'm sure H1NZ will offer a lot DayZ doesn't and many of you will be frothing at the mouth, exclaiming profanities towards older games like DayZ, happily clinging to your H1NZ taglines "1000x better!" And while I have to confess you're sometimes right, I also highly doubt you're worth anything to me. There's a grimace on my face as I ponder the reason flesh bags such as yourself are allowed to pounce on the corpses of past majesty so thoughtlessly.
I hope the OP finds some peeps to play with. Dayz looks fun to me. And quite the contrary to I've stated previously, so does H!Z1.
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