'dis here 's pro'lly the most bahlunced PvP I've eva traad. 'T also lookz gaddeymn bootiful - 'f 't wuz muh sista, I'd be smoochin' itz tiddiz. Yu'd bedda fahnd sum ol' fart to guide yew, 'cuz y'er, admit it, a chald o' cazuns, lahk muhself.

Bah dhuh wey, sohm gahs from Yurop mahde dis here.

Guud juhb, BMW / 1o

============EDIT============

It's time to update the "humouristic" review of mine.

Indeed, this game offers the most balanced PvP I've ever tried (I was never good at PvP, so I tend to stay away from it). I've never had such an immersive and unique experience, even in Arma 3. It's almost a simulation of life itself, because:

1. There are inherent natural inequalities (a.k.a. skills/inheritance/position/circumstances) that are impossible to control.

2. There is a significant amount of luck involved (see 1).

3. There are a lot of missed opportunities, of which you're only aware when it's already too late, i.e. in retrospective.

4. Contrary to the commonsense "wisdom", patience is almost never rewarded (unless you consider death a reward).

5. Considering 3 and 4 (and in case that such things as "decisions" exist), it's extremely difficult (if possible at all) to discern "good" from "bad" decisions.

6. My heart is pounding every single time I encounter another human, who wants me dead.

7. It's stressful AF.

8. It's unpredictable.

9. Situational awareness (for the time being, sounds and visuals, uniquely focused on sounds, unlike other games; I'm still waiting for the technology to evolve and offer olfactory and tactile stimulation) is essential for your survival, which pretty much sounds like actual hunting to me (I've never hunted living creatures in my life).

10. You meet both good people and extremely obnoxious self-centered people.

11. You're extremely fragile.

12. Who's the hunter and who's the game can change in a matter of seconds.

13. Even crappy ancient guns are fun to shoot with. (:


The good thing is that it's a game, not your actual life, so the consequences don't matter as much.

1o/1o wouldn't hesitate to call it "the best hopes and dreams crushing simulator ever" again.

'dis here 's pro'lly the most bahlunced PvP I've eva traad. 'T also lookz gaddeymn bootiful - 'f 't wuz muh sista, I'd be smoochin' itz tiddiz. Yu'd bedda fahnd sum ol' fart to guide yew, 'cuz y'er, admit it, a chald o' cazuns, lahk muhself. Bah dhuh wey, sohm gahs from Yurop mahde dis here. Guud juhb, BMW / 1o ============EDIT============ It's time to update the "humouristic" review of mine. Indeed, this game offers the most balanced PvP I've ever tried (I was never good at PvP, so I tend to stay away from it). I've never had such an immersive and unique experience, even in Arma 3. It's almost a simulation of life itself, because: 1. There are inherent natural inequalities (a.k.a. skills/inheritance/position/circumstances) that are impossible to control. 2. There is a significant amount of luck involved (see 1). 3. There are a lot of missed opportunities, of which you're only aware when it's already too late, i.e. in retrospective. 4. Contrary to the commonsense "wisdom", patience is almost never rewarded (unless you consider death a reward). 5. Considering 3 and 4 (and in case that such things as "decisions" exist), it's extremely difficult (if possible at all) to discern "good" from "bad" decisions. 6. My heart is pounding every single time I encounter another human, who wants me dead. 7. It's stressful AF. 8. It's unpredictable. 9. Situational awareness (for the time being, sounds and visuals, uniquely focused on sounds, unlike other games; I'm still waiting for the technology to evolve and offer olfactory and tactile stimulation) is essential for your survival, which pretty much sounds like actual hunting to me (I've never hunted living creatures in my life). 10. You meet both good people and extremely obnoxious self-centered people. 11. You're extremely fragile. 12. Who's the hunter and who's the game can change in a matter of seconds. 13. Even crappy ancient guns are fun to shoot with. (: The good thing is that it's a game, not your actual life, so the consequences don't matter as much. 1o/1o wouldn't hesitate to call it "the best hopes and dreams crushing simulator ever" again.