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Forever lag

As long as you sub (roughly 8$ per month) it's not bad, it's a RTS MMO that you can play on your phone and pc; this is the least P2W game of its type (if you compare it to mobile games) and has the most in depth strategy by far.

I actually have fun with it; you can design your character and their family crest, village/castle design matters, formal and informal alliances/saying Hi to your neighbors matter, research trees unlock different viable playstyles.

It's a bit slow paced, but it's relaxing. Considering you can pay a cheap sub and get significantly more out of it than a far less complex mobile game, it's pretty good but mainly it's actually fun once you get going and understand how to play. (Hint: you lvl up with honor, so focus on village happiness and honor multipliers at first)

Atmosphere/theme is awesome.

RPG about the life of a solitary Battle Brother.

Movement speed set to neckbeard/obese cop. Reload speed set to, "I honestly just want to die someone please shoot me, ok I'm reloaded now".

Arma + Project Zomboid

Yes.

What it lacks in pixels, is made up in its atmosphere.

You can jump in or out of coop on your singleplayer world or join a friends world; and you have persistence of skills and personal inventory while doing so.

You can make multiple characters and save multiple map seeds to continue playing on. So you can have a fully solo world, a world you and a friend work on sometimes, ect.

It's good, skill gain is probably too slow and FTP is more like an extended trial; but it's a fun city builder/community game if you're into that.

The graphics look better in-game with everything on ultra btw. I was put off so much by the graphics I never tried the game until just now; its free to try, just see for yourself. In-game looks a lot like Outward.

More of a dark sorcery style map, a bit smaller, seems more pvp focused. I like it better than vanilla so far, theres biomes on vanilla that I hated and it was always jarring how abruptly biomes change; this seems more consistent and believable so far.