Deadside Evolution: 1.0 Update, Vehicles, and Airfield Location
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In the thrilling world of Deadside, a game that's been making waves in the gaming community, we witness a monumental surge in its player base, with a whopping 100,000 new players joining the fray in just a week. This Rust-style survival shooter has undergone a remarkable transformation since its 1.0 update, which was nothing short of a game-changer. Picture this: a vast map, now expanded even further, with the introduction of cars and motorbikes that add a whole new dimension to the gameplay. It's like going from a leisurely stroll to a high-octane race in the blink of an eye.
What sets Deadside apart from its peers is its accessibility without compromising on depth. You can dive into the action without the fear of being obliterated by seasoned players with top-tier gear. The addition of vehicles not only enhances the overall pace of the game but also opens up a world of possibilities for exploration and challenge completion. The game's focus on encouraging players to embark on thrilling adventures, build bases, and have fun right from the get-go is a breath of fresh air in the survival shooter genre.
The introduction of the new Airfield location adds a thrilling layer of danger and excitement, with enemy soldiers lurking around every corner. However, not all is perfect in the world of Deadside. The AI logic leaves something to be desired, with soldiers behaving more like sitting ducks than formidable foes. Despite its flaws, Deadside's evolution is a testament to the developers' dedication to creating a game that strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and hardcore gameplay. It's a world where both newbies and seasoned veterans can find their place, making it a standout in the realm of survival shooters.
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Fast travel points are scattered around the map in Deadside
Update 1.4 will introduce a modkit and a new map
Some players are returning to the game after not playing for a while
Some players find the game fun and accessible, especially for quick gaming sessions
Concerns about server population on PC
Comparison to DayZ and other survival games
Suggestions for game improvements such as render distance and energy system
Feedback on game flaws like loud vehicle audio and AI enemy detection
Comments on game visuals and lighting
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