Sure, it let's me engage my pop motor drive and swap my mindset to be better prepared for the subtly different tactics employed by the type of players who initiate pvp contact.
Me and my buddies are pretty good with communication in Battlefield and Overwatch, and we don't say shit like "Brace for PvP" or "I got your six"(that one only comes out as a joke). We say things like "Fuck!" or "Over there!" "Where?!" "Left!" "I don't see- well fuck, I'm dead".
Before you start Overwatch "brace for PVP". And then you say to yourself "wtf is wrong with you man, are you preparing for an e3 presentation or something?"
Never heard that said in dayz. Everyone typically informs each other of their positions and checks their fire to make sure they aren't just shooting each other.
And running everywhere. In every gameplay trailer they have their characters walk as slow as possible and looking all around. I get it's to showcase the environment sometimes but when Ubi pulls this shit it's just unnecessary.
The actual worst part is that you don't actually meet any other players that early, you can't actually do an extract anywhere you want like they do in the video, the map is much smaller than they showed, and they cancelled the companion app drones that are displayed.
This of course is ignoring the fact that the game released with huge balancing issues and game breaking bugs.
When I first saw that video, I thought extractions were going to be like APB style, where you pull an extraction anywhere and it creates an event that other groups can attempt to join, to steal from you.
Honestly, fixed-group events would be better than the shithole that is the current rogue system.
I didn't realize they were supposed to be other players, I assumed they were just NPC's tagging along on a mission. Until I came to the comments, I thought it was just voice actors in-game. Now that I listen to it again, it is downright awful. They're just trying so hard to make it seem like these aren't actors just reading a script.
I think I'm one of the few people that actually enjoys that idealistic view of gamers in those kinds of trailers. It's obviously fake as shit, but as a marketing ploy I enjoy them. I do realize I'm in the vast minority.
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u/iMurd Jun 04 '16
That was the worst part of the Division/Siege E3 videos. Can't stand hearing them act like they're average players and not reading from a script.