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fumanchu1 · 12-07-2015, 05:32 PM

Regarding your repetitiveness comment, I somewhat agree with your assessment (why I don't play anymore sports games, assassin creed (syndicate excluded got it free with my gpu), COD) they just churn game after game with no new content, no innovation and just rape my wallet.

While I commend R6 devs for doing something somewhat newish, I can't help but feel the matches (inside the game) lack variance (not enough entry points, maps too small, limited game modes, limited interesting classes (like someone else said, 2-3 almost necessary classes and other 2 can be randomized with no effect).

And still not tactical enough... Where is the pre-mission planning map with entry points, how about having different times of day (sunrise, sunset, day, night, snowstorm, etc.) to add challenge or force people to re-evaluate the way they enter the fortified building, how about a few maps with active weather(ala BF); how about maps with some underground/secret exits so the terrorists can backdoor the good guys; why are classes so limited.

They have a good base but I feel they missed the mark on several things and left out too many things that could've made the game feel much more deep and varied (I know all games are repetitive but some do a much better job than others at making you forget about it (fallout 4; smite; war thunder). The smaller the maps, character pool and lack of varyiance in classes makes it feel much more repetitive to me than it should).

That being said I still got entertained by it when playing but jst couldn't justify paying full price for it.

Should anyone feel like getting me a Christmas present in the form of this game though I will gladly play the shit out of it until I am fully bored (2-3 months would be my guess)

You may also want to keep in mind I game probably more than a whole lot of other gamers. During the week I get home from work and start gaming until 1am stopping for food and hygiene and annoying cats and that's pretty much all I'll do on a regular day if I work the next morning (so maybe 4-5 hrs a day of gaming).

12-07-2015, 05:32 PM	#16
fumanchu1 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Drives: 2013 Brz C38 (bought not built :P) Location: Gatineau, Qc, Canada Posts: 1,914 Thanks: 422 Thanked 1,249 Times in 802 Posts Mentioned: 8 Post(s) Tagged: 6 Thread(s)	Regarding your repetitiveness comment, I somewhat agree with your assessment (why I don't play anymore sports games, assassin creed (syndicate excluded got it free with my gpu), COD) they just churn game after game with no new content, no innovation and just rape my wallet. While I commend R6 devs for doing something somewhat newish, I can't help but feel the matches (inside the game) lack variance (not enough entry points, maps too small, limited game modes, limited interesting classes (like someone else said, 2-3 almost necessary classes and other 2 can be randomized with no effect). And still not tactical enough... Where is the pre-mission planning map with entry points, how about having different times of day (sunrise, sunset, day, night, snowstorm, etc.) to add challenge or force people to re-evaluate the way they enter the fortified building, how about a few maps with active weather(ala BF); how about maps with some underground/secret exits so the terrorists can backdoor the good guys; why are classes so limited. They have a good base but I feel they missed the mark on several things and left out too many things that could've made the game feel much more deep and varied (I know all games are repetitive but some do a much better job than others at making you forget about it (fallout 4; smite; war thunder). The smaller the maps, character pool and lack of varyiance in classes makes it feel much more repetitive to me than it should). That being said I still got entertained by it when playing but jst couldn't justify paying full price for it. Should anyone feel like getting me a Christmas present in the form of this game though I will gladly play the shit out of it until I am fully bored (2-3 months would be my guess) You may also want to keep in mind I game probably more than a whole lot of other gamers. During the week I get home from work and start gaming until 1am stopping for food and hygiene and annoying cats and that's pretty much all I'll do on a regular day if I work the next morning (so maybe 4-5 hrs a day of gaming).