I tried to give this game a chance. I really did. It looked promising, the development team looked loyal, and it looked fun. In fact, for a while, it was fun. It was fun when it first hit early access, and I started playing with the full understanding that it was a buggy mess. It was fun when I was able to ignore all of the critical flaws and see the meat and bones of one of the most groundbreaking social experiments in video game history. It was fun when I could just pass it all off as early access and let it slide.
Fast forward to the present, and it feels that not a single bug has been fixed. I still die from glitching through walls after running up stairs. I still die from zombies hitting me from 20 feet away. I still die because I climb a ladder and I float for a few seconds at the top. I still have to plan my attack as if I'm doing it 5 seconds ahead so it actually lands where it's supposed to. I still fall off of stairs and have my legs broken from a 2ft jump. This, and so on, and so forth.
Yeah, I know the devs have worked hard on this game. I know it's complex; but when I play similar mods to DayZ on the ArmA 3 engine, not a single one of these game breaking bugs exists.
It was only $30 when I bought the standalone, but the money part isn't the issue; it's putting my faith in a development team I thought cared about their product and their community enough to actually fulfill their obligations and promises that the Early Access program enabled them to do.
This game needs to be shuttered and restarted using a clean, modern engine. It's a joke. Hell, the copyright at the login screen says "2013" still and it's almost 2015.
I tried to give this game a chance. I really did. It looked promising, the development team looked loyal, and it looked fun. In fact, for a while, it was fun. It was fun when it first hit early access, and I started playing with the full understanding that it was a buggy mess. It was fun when I was able to ignore all of the critical flaws and see the meat and bones of one of the most groundbreaking social experiments in video game history. It was fun when I could just pass it all off as early access and let it slide.
Fast forward to the present, and it feels that not a single bug has been fixed. I still die from glitching through walls after running up stairs. I still die from zombies hitting me from 20 feet away. I still die because I climb a ladder and I float for a few seconds at the top. I still have to plan my attack as if I'm doing it 5 seconds ahead so it actually lands where it's supposed to. I still fall off of stairs and have my legs broken from a 2ft jump. This, and so on, and so forth.
Yeah, I know the devs have worked hard on this game. I know it's complex; but when I play similar mods to DayZ on the ArmA 3 engine, not a single one of these game breaking bugs exists.
It was only $30 when I bought the standalone, but the money part isn't the issue; it's putting my faith in a development team I thought cared about their product and their community enough to actually fulfill their obligations and promises that the Early Access program enabled them to do.
This game needs to be shuttered and restarted using a clean, modern engine. It's a joke. Hell, the copyright at the login screen says "2013" still and it's almost 2015.
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