Lanima
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- Oct 13, 2017
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So, I got on the server and saw a new minigame, Team QuakeCraft (TQC). I was super happy they added a new game so I played a couple of games. I'll go over the things I've learned with just around 15 games to work with.
I will not talk about the new weapons because I'm more to talk about the game than the weapons.
Gameplay
The gameplay is basically Solo QuakeCraft if that wasn't obvious enough. You get to a certain amount of kills and win the game, except these aren't your kills, but your team's kills. Like Tag Hunters, at the end of the match, a leaderboard will pop up and display the highest amount of kills people got. That's basically the game.
A problem I had with TQC is that if I die, the screen freezes for around 2 seconds before you actually respawn. This is the game basically telling you how much you fricked up for 2 seconds.
Experience
Most of the games ended really quickly. Probably the cause is the players, but this could change over time. Like QuakeCraft, Micro Battles, Bow Spleef, and any other game, there are Windows 10 players.
Big f ing surprise to state the obvious, but I find it a problem. I used to play QuakeCraft sometimes, but factor Windows 10 and the games not fun to play, causing me to stop playing the game altogether (along with the game being dead). 2 games in TQC and I'm already losing hope for the future of this game.
Verdict
I'll give this game a 7.5/10
It's fun, it's engaging, but for now I think the players there hurt the fun. This is my opinion, you may think differently. I'm looking forward to see what happens in the future because the player base may or may not change, and I'm sure it wont.
Take away the fun destroyers and I'll give this a 9/10. The game treating you like a troubling student once you die isn't helping.
That's all I want to say. I prefer the solo version over the teams version for now.
I will not talk about the new weapons because I'm more to talk about the game than the weapons.
Gameplay
The gameplay is basically Solo QuakeCraft if that wasn't obvious enough. You get to a certain amount of kills and win the game, except these aren't your kills, but your team's kills. Like Tag Hunters, at the end of the match, a leaderboard will pop up and display the highest amount of kills people got. That's basically the game.
A problem I had with TQC is that if I die, the screen freezes for around 2 seconds before you actually respawn. This is the game basically telling you how much you fricked up for 2 seconds.
Experience
Most of the games ended really quickly. Probably the cause is the players, but this could change over time. Like QuakeCraft, Micro Battles, Bow Spleef, and any other game, there are Windows 10 players.
Big f ing surprise to state the obvious, but I find it a problem. I used to play QuakeCraft sometimes, but factor Windows 10 and the games not fun to play, causing me to stop playing the game altogether (along with the game being dead). 2 games in TQC and I'm already losing hope for the future of this game.
Verdict
I'll give this game a 7.5/10
It's fun, it's engaging, but for now I think the players there hurt the fun. This is my opinion, you may think differently. I'm looking forward to see what happens in the future because the player base may or may not change, and I'm sure it wont.
Take away the fun destroyers and I'll give this a 9/10. The game treating you like a troubling student once you die isn't helping.
That's all I want to say. I prefer the solo version over the teams version for now.
