Why people no longer play Bship Crossfire
Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2017 10:24 pm
I used to be an enthusiastic bship player who had been gone for a while. Like for about a year.
When I came back, what I saw was the sinking for the game. It was a surprise.
Almost all players that I knew seemed to have left the game except for few german guys.
Now bship crossfire is activated only for 4 or 5 hours a day (when those german guys are online)
and that is extremely short when compared with a year earlier which was about 10 hours.
Why?
It's simple.
Players stack so hard.
Battleship crossfire is a complex game which new players find it hard to adapt to
so when there are 8 people(say 5old and 3new), old players should go into separate teams for balance.
However, in Battleship crossfire, it's like 4 old vs. 1 old & 3 new.
Of course the result is predictable from the beginning of the game
and the whole game ends up as meaningless, unilateral massacre.
Even before when there were pretty many players, I had to play 5 meaningless games to play 1 interesting game.
But now, from what I've experienced for the past few days was that every single game was meaningless game.
The German guys would join altogether as the same team and eradicate the enemies, repeat that several times and leave.
CluelessFlamer and his guys are the most serious stacker. The game is obviously sinking but he still stacks hard.
Every game, it is CluelessFlamer team vs noob team.
He is like the only old guy remaining(the only old player playing regularly),
but paradoxically, he is the one who ruins the game.
I had been a huge fan of this game, but I'm leaving.
No one wants to play a 100% predictable, losing game.
Enjoy.
I think a year after, there will be no one remaining.
When I came back, what I saw was the sinking for the game. It was a surprise.
Almost all players that I knew seemed to have left the game except for few german guys.
Now bship crossfire is activated only for 4 or 5 hours a day (when those german guys are online)
and that is extremely short when compared with a year earlier which was about 10 hours.
Why?
It's simple.
Players stack so hard.
Battleship crossfire is a complex game which new players find it hard to adapt to
so when there are 8 people(say 5old and 3new), old players should go into separate teams for balance.
However, in Battleship crossfire, it's like 4 old vs. 1 old & 3 new.
Of course the result is predictable from the beginning of the game
and the whole game ends up as meaningless, unilateral massacre.
Even before when there were pretty many players, I had to play 5 meaningless games to play 1 interesting game.
But now, from what I've experienced for the past few days was that every single game was meaningless game.
The German guys would join altogether as the same team and eradicate the enemies, repeat that several times and leave.
CluelessFlamer and his guys are the most serious stacker. The game is obviously sinking but he still stacks hard.
Every game, it is CluelessFlamer team vs noob team.
He is like the only old guy remaining(the only old player playing regularly),
but paradoxically, he is the one who ruins the game.
I had been a huge fan of this game, but I'm leaving.
No one wants to play a 100% predictable, losing game.
Enjoy.
I think a year after, there will be no one remaining.