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Last Oasis VS Life is feudal MMO which is best option?
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So the Life is feudal mmo recently Wiped and Last Oasis is released as a new game
these both of the game has Player built structure which can be sieged by another player with territory wars politics
so which one should i play out of these 2 ? as i like sieging settlments and stuff
these both of the game has Player built structure which can be sieged by another player with territory wars politics
so which one should i play out of these 2 ? as i like sieging settlments and stuff
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LiF has already proven it's a bit of a failure...for "reasons."
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The Devs blindly went the usual route of full PvP without putting any thought into it or looking at what has happened in the last 5 - 10 years of PvP survival gamess. Not unexpectedly it almost instantly sank to the lowest common denominators of Ganking and Zerg Herds. Quelle surprise. There's a chunk of players who like the security of the herd and possibly enjoy being told what to do and when to do it. The big clans are quite vocal on "this is how the game should be played."
There's a chunk of players who play solo or in a duo/trio or tiny clan who are tired of being easy fodder for big clans. They mostly await the implementation of Private Servers a la Ark/Atlas. The remaining chunk is made up of players who still solo or duo/trio or are in a tiny clan who find a relatively safe spot and hide there as much as they can. If it's safe they dart out to grab resources or whatever and dart back again, stashing the resources in a Walker they have parked in the Lobby.
That's the 3 main playstyles, broadly speaking, although what % they each take up is anyone's guess. None of those playstyles appeal to me at all, so I'll hold back on purchase for a year or so. Once they put more thought into the game I shall have another look. It has promise (I don't want to jinx the game by saying "it has potential", lol) but a proper game is some way off.
how many people can you play with at once?
looking at the reviews on Steam is very concerning. Seem very Rust like.
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I'm not quite clear on the context of "how many people". The tiles, I gather, function somewhat like the map sectors in Atlas, so if you mean 'at the same time on the same big map' it's not really applicable. If you mean group size there are big clans out there fighting other big clans so you'd be happy on that front.
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