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Shameless clone of PUBG Which itself is often called a clone of H1Z1. Which in turn was inspired by DayZ..
by petercooper 9y ago
Shameless clone of PUBG
Which itself is often called a clone of H1Z1. Which in turn was inspired by DayZ..
- chrischen 9y agoH1Z1 and DayZ were clearly not in any way inspired by the Japanese movie "Battle Royal", which PUBG was, and which Fornite literally named itself after. That being said, both the games you reference, their Battle Royale mode was actually made by the creator of PUBG: > Brendan Greene, also known as PLAYERUNKNOWN, is the creator of the Battle Royale mod that started in the DayZ mod for Arma 2. Recently, Battle Royale has been licensed by SOE and made an official game mode in H1Z1 Source: https://www.pcgamer.com/battle-royale-modder-brendan-greene-on-his-official-h1z1-mode/ https://www.pcgamer.com/battle-royale-modder-brendan-greene-... So your reference to those actually support my point.
- xyzzy_plugh 9y agoYou're being overly pedantic. They are referring to the BR modes in those games, and they are effectively clones and inspired by the movie Battle Royal.
- chrischen 9y agoYes I'm referring to the BR modes in those games, and they were all from the same creator / licensed from the PUBG creator. They all were inspired by the movie Battle Royale, but that was a movie, not a game. If movie <-> games were indicators of mutual success that would be a first. Grandparent was suggesting that PUBG copied off of H1N1/DayZ, justifying Fortnite copying PUBG. While sony cloned PUBG, they licensed it, whereas Fornite didn't. But they were not originally Battle Royale games and the Battle Royale modes came from the creator of PUBG. > They are referring to the BR modes in those games, and they are effectively clones and inspired by the movie Battle Royal. I don't get what you're saying here. I mentioned the movie Battle Royale, not them. And predecessor games' battle royale modes grandparent suggested PUBG cloned from were made by the PUBG creator. I'm not sure what I said really counts as "pedantic" so much as the grandparent completely misrepresenting facts.