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I wouldn't say that, there definetly are FPS games with a very high skill ceiling. It's just that most of them nowadays have more of a mix of raw mechanical ski
by StrauXX 2y ago
I wouldn't say that, there definetly are FPS games with a very high skill ceiling. It's just that most of them nowadays have more of a mix of raw mechanical skill and tactical play (with team mates). Take Counter Strike or Valorant for instance which mix a high requirement for mechanical skill with lots of tactical thinking. Or games like Overwatch and Pubg where aim is still important, but cooperation and positioning will mostly beat that.
- cruffle_duffle 2y agoMan I should play modern fps games then. I hated the mechanical skill involved in older ones… I’d much prefer ones based on teamwork and stuff.
- tstrimple 2y agoThis is one of the things I loved about Overwatch when it was first released. You use a healer with a beam they locks onto people or a giant man with a shield blocking incoming shots, but you also had the soldier with his rifle and the archer if you want to take accurate shots and test your mechanical skills more. It really allowed folks with a wide range of FPS skills to play together somewhat effectively. Here’s one of my games from years ago as an example of what the team gameplay could often be like in public matches: https://youtu.be/baz90mAkddI?si=LewykM57vcqniPUv https://youtu.be/baz90mAkddI?si=LewykM57vcqniPUv