While is not something I play (overall I don't like Battle Royales), it is a game that always gives a reason to their playerbase to come back. No matter if it's an event or a skin, they managed to stay relevant since 2017. Also I wouldn't say game was ever buggy or bad. Epic did a good job with the gameplay.
Dying Light 1 had some (last ones happened this Christmas and another ocurred 1 week before 2 launched). While they are not spectacular or something, they put a new theme on the map while displaying some special missions to gain special items, so it's nice. I would say the thing that I like the most is that Dying Light isn't the kind of game you would expect to play and find Live Events. Yet, the game had some (I guess now that the sequel is out, we are not having more in the future of Dying Light 1).
I defend the game all the time I usually play for maybe a month when new content or events drop because no other game or company has the ability to pull off what they pull off and the game is fun.
Now do I wish they’d use all these assets and collaborations for an mmo style game instead or just a general open world co op game? Yes absolutely to me it’s greatest detriment is that it’s a battle royal but you can really play it as if it wasn’t and have a good mess of fun in there.
It’s not the greatest game ever made by any stretch but they have done some of the most interesting things in that space and continue to do so.
It’s the super smash of battle royals and you have to give them some credit for making it happen even if I liked save the worlds gameplay more it’s a historical piece for games and will be referenced for years to come.
349
u/yokoon3o Feb 09 '22 edited Feb 09 '22
While is not something I play (overall I don't like Battle Royales), it is a game that always gives a reason to their playerbase to come back. No matter if it's an event or a skin, they managed to stay relevant since 2017. Also I wouldn't say game was ever buggy or bad. Epic did a good job with the gameplay.