>"There's very little immersion for me in Marathon because it's very game-y" as opposed to DayZ or Tarkov where you get in situations that feel like real life.

The reason for that according to Jake is that the other extraction shooters have varied and dynamic enemies (as opposed to the UESC according to him), a truly living world with systems and mechanics that make you immersed and, combined with the actions of other players, create memorable situations and engagements.

>"I'm not having the immersive moments that drawed me in to the extraction shooter genre, something that ARC Raiders does incredibly well, even in third person."
>"I'm very interested in the narrative and world of Marathon, but the way that the game plays is counterintuitive to interacting with those systems"
>"There's always a team breathing down your neck, the engagements are so consistent and so deadly, I-I don't know. The game does not feel centered around creating an immersive experience where you're living in the world of New Cascadia or Tau Ceti IV. The focus of the game is PvP."

>"I feel like I'm not that target audience and a lot of people also aren't that target audience."
>"How do you keep the integrity of what they made, while also changing it to allow other people to play it because, the truth is, it's a live service game right and it has to have a considerable amount of people continuing to engage with it and investing in it. And I just don't think I'm the audience of people who can be questioning the long term of wanting to engage with those system. That doesn't seem like a good sign to me."

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>>736938634
It’s Marathoff

I did not ask I do not care.

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Is this guy actually a teenager girl?

>>736938945
Arc fan, opinion discarded
Well poisoning sons of bitches

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it's so fucking over

>[picture of a steam chart of something idk]
he's so aloof not cringe at all!