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If anyone wants to play a supremely addictive online capture the flag game, there's a completely underrated browser game called tagpro: https://koalabeast.com/
by canadiantim 2y ago
If anyone wants to play a supremely addictive online capture the flag game, there's a completely underrated browser game called tagpro: https://koalabeast.com/ https://koalabeast.com/ (no idea why the url is that, but I been playing it for a decade, to give an indication lol)
Tagpro is legitimately what I think the model of the ideal game is, which is you don't level up characters and grind, instead you depend on building up your own skill manipulating the physics of the game. It depends on how well you can judge momentum, people's intentions, and it's all about "juking" people. Such a simple game, but because of its physics it's exceptionally skill-based. I'd love an mmorpg that had similar physics that PEOPLE master, so anyone can jump in and play without having to grind. Levelling up your reflexes instead of in-game character stats.
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- nvy 2y agoMy brother plays rollyball^W tagpro and it's amazing how much people get into it. I'm terrible at it.
- zoky 2y agoWeird, I remember that game was all over Reddit about 7-8 years ago, then when I remembered it and looked it up a couple years back it was completely dead. No active players in any games, couldn’t seem to find much discussion about it, even the subreddit seemed like a ghost town. Has it come back from the dead?
- canadiantim 2y agoMight have just been the servers you were connected to. They revamped the joiner so you auto join the best server in a better way now, maybe that’ll help? It’s definitely still very active in that there’s always games you can join (atleast during day time NA timezones) but also definitely still slowly dying due to lack of new players. The skill gap between established players and new players can prly be a little overwhelming
- aaronax 2y agoSame vibes for https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubSpace_(video_game) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubSpace_(video_game) I reckon.
- NikkiA 2y agoSubSpace was always just a lousy rip-off of XPilot anyway.