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Not so, PUBG is one of the most popular games right now and is based primarily around player elimination. Though they don't make you wait around to see the end
by TheGRS 9y ago
Not so, PUBG is one of the most popular games right now and is based primarily around player elimination. Though they don't make you wait around to see the end of the match.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoFair enough, although that last is also a good point. Rust matches can last a while, but when you die you can just slot into a new match starting elsewhere, so you still don't have to wait. There's no direct equivalent in board games.
- mmanfrin 9y agoThat is also a defining game mechanic, which sets it apart from other games.
- jasonlotito 9y agoI'm not sure what you are are "not so'ing"? Are you suggesting the PUBG model is ubiquitous? I mean, sure, PUBG is popular, but it's popular because once you are dead, getting another game is less than 60 seconds away. But saying PUBG model is ubiquitous? No, the die and respawn is in fact the common model, and I don't see that changing outside of battle royale style games.
- TheGRS 9y agoI was saying not so to this statement and giving a recent example: > "Lack of a player elimination mechanic" is nearly ubiquitous in action games