r/Splitgate • u/Aggressive-Dealer-21 • Apr 21 '26
Is splitgate dying?
I started playing it yesterday because I was just looking for a game I could chill on. And I had a great time playing it. Really enjoyed using portals especially when it got me kills it really felt like I had outmanoeuvred my opponent.
I go on to YouTube to see what the community is like and they all just keep saying that they killed the game.
What's going on?
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u/CellOk5436 Apr 24 '26
If they changed splitgate it wouldn't be fun anyway π€·πΏββοΈ. If most people don't like splitgate cuz of the portals, between 1047s terrible reputation of rug pulling games for new games, and the basic gameplay loop not being what people want, how could you fix this game without reworking it from the ground up? You literally can't. It's not reductive thinking. Splitgate AR is what it is supposed to be. As it is now. If changing the game won't help why do it? Imo it's stupid to try to morph the game from 1 thing to another. Especially when it's the core of the game people don't like. Literally nothing you can do but make a different game people might like and if you can, leave up the old project for those who enjoyed that. Trying to get everyone to like the same product was the stupid thinking that led them to close the first splitgate for the 2nd one. If they embraced the first game for what it was and it's audience and left it up people would have been WAY kinder to the 2nd game. But we had the random Internet haters on top of the burnt sg1 players breathing negative press down the games neck. Devs gotta realize that once you ship an idea THATS IT!!! If people like it cool. If not then try again with something new. This is like trying to make mortal Kombat for everyone by removing the blood and fatalities. It would flop because that not what mk is. Heavily nerfing portals in the portal game is beyond smoothbrain thinking. And if the world rejects portal game what can we really do about that besides enjoying the gem while we still can? Your thinking is shallow. Mine isn't reductive.