I'll convince you to play REAVER, in one minute 

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You ain’t playing wrong as long as you’re having fun!

REAL ROTS is a banger

When it comes to a lot of movement shooters these days, that could definitely be seen as a bad thing on the game's behalf. However, crunkz actually stated that the revolvers should be treated exactly like this, as they're the "main weapons" of your arsenal. In other words, they're like your primary weapon(s) in a more mainstream shooter, such as Team Fortress! A lot of us have become quite accustomed to the trend of using a game's entire arsenal to its fullest, from stuff like DOOM Eternal and, of course, ULTRAKILL. So, I'm actually quite glad that crunkz decided to take this route instead, as I feel it allows us to create a really strong bond between ourselves and the weapon (as weird as that might sound to you hahaha)

@@EreNyn3 That's actually great to hear and takes away some of my "guilt" of not constantly using the other weapons. Appreciate you sharing that!

Totally fair takeaway, as I’d also agree that REAVER is currently quite a condensed package. Fortunately for me, familiarity with other movement shooters + engaging with the whole community definitely helped me ease into things more quickly. Yet, first and foremost, I’d say the biggest help of all was just replaying the levels. As you inferred, REAVER’s pacing will need, and of course, see improvements. For now, however, I really encourage you to experiment with the mechanics, weapons, tech, and such in their respective levels until you feel comfortable with your level of proficiency. I completely understand if you don’t feel the urge to do so, but there are many intricacies found within REAVER that are just too good for anyone to miss out on; I hope you’ll enjoy a bit more of what the game has to offer as a result of what I’ve suggested!

@@EreNyn3 I just felt like it just wanted to speed through actually teaching the player how to do stuff, and what each enemy does. I think it was the city specifically that introduces a new gun and 2 new enemies within like 1 minute and God it's just aggravating more than hard

At the very least, give the demo a try if you haven't done so yet!

why wait for fraud and treachery to release when you can just play reaver

It's definitely heavily inspired by Ultrakill but I'd say it's got enough of it's own identity that it doesn't just feel like a clone.

The only things that need a “diet” here are you and every person that keeps parroting the idea of REAVER being nothing more than an inferior ULTRAKILL. But seriously, try the demo out before coming to that conclusion. I really don’t know how ANYONE can watch Eren use that revolver’s ricochet ability without wanting to try it out for themselves, at least.

This ain't 'Diet Ultrakill' bruh this is Ultrakill with 100% real cane sugar... Actually wait maybe that's cocaine...

@@lauracraft180 first, ad hominem Second, I'm not " parroting " I just saw the game and thought that it looked kinda similar to it, don't be so triggered by people making comparisons lol And if this is the playerbase this game already has then i don't think it's the game for me tbh

Although I’m not one to condone a more… “aggressive” stance on the matter, I see where Laura is coming from; there’s an “ULTRAKILL derivative” ideology plaguing many videos showcasing new movement shooters (and even FPS’s in a completely different genre). Of course, it’s hit my channel as well, so I really understand Laura’s defensiveness. In my own terms, REAVER is a genuinely amazing game which definitely deserves a title that’s more than just “Diet ULTRAKILL” hahaha Either way, I agree with the idea that you should give REAVER a go! I understand that many people only have ULTRAKILL as a frame of reference for this particular niche of FPS, and if that’s also the case for yourself: it wouldn’t hurt to try expanding your horizons, right? As a side note, if you thought Laura’s response was enough to sway you away from trying the game out, I’m sorry to say that there’s a fairly substantial amount of ULTRAKILL players who display *much* more toxicity when it comes to these kinds of topics, and they’re *very* vocal. If you didn’t know that until now, then that lends more credence to this rule of thumb for single-player games: *Never* let the community discourage you from potentially playing your next GOTY. On that note, thanks for coming to my TED talk!