theHunter?!

[tolwyn]

A small hope would be that the developers focus on making two games that complement eachother instead of directly competing thus everyone, both hunters and developers, are winners.

[leo1954au]

At least the high up's in avalanch post on the forum and keep everyone up to date on whats going on unlike emote who never bothered

[sowel]

i love that game
the payment system is a little much but its kinda worth it.

i just hope the AI and animations are as good in this game.

[leo1954au]

A small hope would be that the developers focus on making two games that complement eachother instead of directly competing thus everyone, both hunters and developers, are winners.

I agree theres always room for 2 good hunting games

[Slichaos]

A small hope would be that the developers focus on making two games that complement eachother instead of directly competing thus everyone, both hunters and developers, are winners.

I agree theres always room for 2 good hunting games

I totally agree. There can be different aspects of each game (if developed right) draw you to each and that keep you coming back for more of both.

[ShadowSep]

Hey Sli and leo, and I'm sure there's other guys from the Hunter here too. Just wanted to say hello, and echo what everyone's been saying in that, only good things can come from having two PC hunting games of top quality. They can both drive each other to be great games.

[MonacoSteve]

Hey Sli and leo, and I'm sure there's other guys from the Hunter here too. Just wanted to say hello, and echo what everyone's been saying in that, only good things can come from having two PC hunting games of top quality. They can both drive each other to be great games.

This would be true in an ideal world. But I think both games will share over 90% of the same customers, as the market for ppl interested in hunting games is (and always was) limited. Thus, sorry to say, I believe they will ultimately compete for the time of their customers. And I would not like to bet on the outcome.

[sjc628]

Hey Sli and leo, and I'm sure there's other guys from the Hunter here too. Just wanted to say hello, and echo what everyone's been saying in that, only good things can come from having two PC hunting games of top quality. They can both drive each other to be great games.

This would be true in an ideal world. But I think both games will share over 90% of the same customers, as the market for ppl interested in hunting games is (and always was) limited. Thus, sorry to say, I believe they will ultimately compete for the time of their customers. And I would not like to bet on the outcome.

To be honest, I can't see myself paying a subscription to play both games, it is only going to be one subscription to the game I like best. In that aspect the two games are indeed competing with one another which in turn is going to make each game the best it can be. To be honest, this game is going to have to improve immensely to compete with the hunter.