I guess you guys haven't caught up to the train that's confirmed the permadeath is actually a lie that never happens in game, and that the corruption will actually just stop increasing/gets reset at set points in the game.
I mean, two early access survival games aren't quite a comparison to a more streamlined, PVP-only competitive game. Much more likely to see the light of release than any janky survival mess that usually ends up forgotten by players and devs alike before completion.
EDIT: This coming from...
It's cool that these are going to be directly Battle Royale inspired, but I have to wonder what that actually means considering almost everyone was in high-school uniforms.
Funny, there was a big thread about doing just this on the r/Overwatch, and I was 100% in agreement with the people saying Blizzard was too focused on those crate shekels to ever let people unlock more of them faster during an event.
So ~IF~ it does get a PC version, it'll be like 2020 at the earliest. On the flip side, being able to type 2020 and realize the future is nearly here is pretty cool.
It's a shame Ark doesn't do mandatory wipes for updates like this, as Rust does now and then.
EDIT: Then again, with Ark's ridiculous 14 hour (realtime hours) dinosaur tames, I can see why that would also be an issue.
I don't know why they thought that offering an exclusive collector's edition would somehow give them the leverage to transform a Russian key thief site into any sort of respectable digital marketplace.
This is definitely a case where a movie is actually a much better idea for the setting than the game is. While they do promise story at the end of early access, I doubt it will make up for the repeating randomly generated survival parts.
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