Cause its coming to Xbox first and not PS4. If it was a timed Sony exclusive it'd be the greatest game to grace us in a decade.Why are some people so mad at this game's success? Console and/or Zelda fanboys mad that a multiplayer only PC exclusive (for now at least) is the most popular game of the year and will easily grab the GOTY award?
The salt, jesus.
People call out PUBG because it's the Goat Simulator of shooters - janky, poor production values yet it's a massive memish phenomenon. I'm fine with people enjoying it (for whatever reason), tho not everyone is going to be enamoured with what's being served up.
Why are some people so mad at this game's success? Console and/or Zelda fanboys mad that a multiplayer only PC exclusive (for now at least) is the most popular game of the year and will easily grab the GOTY award?
The salt, jesus.
Cause its coming to Xbox first and not PS4. If it was a timed Sony exclusive it'd be the greatest game to grace us in a decade.
That's always been a thing though, from LOL, GTA, Minecraft or Skyrim all the way to Fallout 4 or Overwatch.you are right
people like to hate the popular kid it seems
Because that makes it a very notable game. It's approaching Call of Duty on 360 levels of concurrent numbers.Why is this a big deal?
Can't some of you sleep at night without shitting on video games/devs?
That's always been a thing though, from LOL, GTA, Minecraft or Skyrim all the way to Fallout 4 or Overwatch.
Not to say that healthy skepticism isn't warranted though.
Now, not being really interested in shooters myself, but being suprised by the success of this mod-turned-game, I wonder: what is not copyable here.
What would prevent 10 EA clones, and 10 AAA shooter games to have a battleground-like mode tomorrow? With perhaps some of hem improving on the recipe even?
I just ponder if what seems new and fresh now won't be stale and overdone within 6 months?
Grats on the devs though, found and iterated on a nice concept that really caught up with a good chunck of gamers.
Would a AAA dev have the notion to make a game where the player can do nothing if they want? That doesn't force action on the player, or have perks/upgrades/etc., or that lets them die in the first minute of a match before they even get a kill?That's always been a thing though, from LOL, GTA, Minecraft or Skyrim all the way to Fallout 4 or Overwatch.
Not to say that healthy skepticism isn't warranted though.
Now, not being really interested in shooters myself, but being suprised by the success of this mod-turned-game, I wonder: what is not copyable here.
What would prevent 10 EA clones, and 10 AAA shooter games to have a battleground-like mode tomorrow? With perhaps some of hem improving on the recipe even?
I just ponder if what seems new and fresh now won't be stale and overdone within 6 months?
Grats on the devs though, found and iterated on a nice concept that really caught up with a good chunck of gamers.
Relevant:Would a AAA dev have the notion to make a game [...] that lets them die in the first minute of a match before they even get a kill?
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I'm not touching the whole GotY discussion since I don't care about any GotY other than SteamGAF's, but I feel like this is important to put into perspective:Rust etc were pretty darn popular too and never won lots of goty's.
And PUBG isn't done growing either.
GTA V recently got a Battle Royale style mode. I imagine that's only the beginningRelevant:
Maybe the kill isn't important, but the tension. PUBG is a phenomenon outside the regular FOTM nomadic Twitch streaming horde parameters and that is very notable.
That is not the question. The question now is if PUBG will be as influential as the more influential games of this industry.
Because that makes it a very notable game. It's approaching Call of Duty on 360 levels of concurrent numbers.
Right now this game's concurrent player numbers trumps Call of Duty on its most popular platform (PS4).
COD used to publish in game how many people were online concurrently, so that's where I have the historic data from.How do you know that? Is there a data for that?
You can tell yourself that if it makes you happy.Have the mods given you that Avatar?
And Division got it's Survival DLC some time ago. It's not exactly like Battle Royale but pretty similar while maintaining more features from the roots where Battle Royale was born.GTA V recently got a Battle Royale style mode. I imagine that's only the beginning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcFA58L-wAICould someone explain to me why this game blew up, but H1Z1 and the others didn't even though they had lots of traction? I never bought into PUBG because when I purchased H1Z1 everyone then jumped ship, I didn't want to get caught in an unfortunate purchase again.
See, this is the type of stuff I'm talking about. Here's a newsflash: 9 million people with an average of 84 hours played don't play this game because of their favorite streamer. They play it because it's a good game.
Why is this a big deal?
ive never watched a streamer in my life and i think the game is good. how have i been tricked into liking it?
love itHow do you feel about Goat Simulator?
Checkmate!love it
the memes are similairCheckmate!
Also the game definitely has some jank in it. Everything about vehicles is just straight up shit for example, there's no denying that.
Fear of missing out on being part of the cultural phenomenon drives PUBG. "I was logged on when it went 1 mil concurrent!"
What?
Seriously?
How do these kind of people deal with failure in real life?
Zelda and Mario, Horizon, couple of yearly multiplay games, and Uncharted will still win the majority of em tho so i don't get the frustration an early access game never won most goty.
Rust etc were pretty darn popular too and never won lots of goty's.
Peak Today: 970,954
Inching closer and closer.
Also the game definitely has some jank in it. Everything about vehicles is just straight up shit for example, there's no denying that.
People call out PUBG because it's the Goat Simulator of shooters - janky, poor production values yet it's a massive memish phenomenon. I'm fine with people enjoying it (for whatever reason), tho not everyone is going to be enamoured with what's being served up.
Games don't pass Dota.