Have you ever been so frustrated with a video game that you went online and just had to get it off your chest? This seems to have been the visceral experience of Amemnon727 with Warzone, which he lamented was ‘the highest tier of trash’ due to multiple issues that he encountered while playing the game.
Summary
- Despite the negative sentiment of Amemnon727 about how glitchy the game, Jackstraw1 seemed unfazed, suggesting that he would still be on as soon as Plunder returns.
- Similarly, Schtekarn made light of the situation, ironically planning to purchase another bundle.
- Brorkarin highlighted the enduring value of friendship in the game, insinuating that even a poorly performing video game can still be fun if played with buddies.
- Meanwhile, lemongrenade provided a mix of critique and agreement with the original post comments.
Unfazed Players?
In the midst of the fiery words of Amemnon727, it was intriguing to see some gamers brush off his remarks with humor or indifference. Jackstraw1, for instance, imparted that he would jump back into the game as soon as Plunder returns. More surprisingly, Schtekarn even joked about purchasing another bundle.
Friends and Fun Factor
Brorkarin seemed to hit a solid point, arguing that regardless of the game’s state, having friends alone in the mix already guarantees an enjoyable session. This sentiment was echoed by many other commenters that see the social aspect of gaming as a prominent feature of Warzone.
Mixed Sentiments
Despite a general acceptance and affinity for Warzone, some players shared their own critiques and concerns about the game. Lemongrenade brought up concerns about the notoriously tricky Time to Kill (TTK) calculation in Warzone. Other users took on a more defensive stance, with This_is_Me888 suggesting that perhaps the author of the post was the problem, not the game.
In the end, it seems that while some players express discontent, the sentiment largely leans towards enjoying Warzone and enduring its imperfections. Video games are a matter of personal taste, and it’s clear Warzone is no exception.
