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A low time to kill doesn't equate to a game having fast pasted combat though, in games where TTK is low you can be forced to play slow and stick to cover else you will just get eviscerated instantly. Look at Red Orchestra, Rising storm, ARMA, Squad, any games in that style. Especially the latter two are extremely slow paced if you are playing properly. Sure, they aren't """"competetive Esports ready FPS""" games but they have extremely short time to kill (in most cases a single bullet enough to put you out of the fight unless its on a limb) with gameplay much more about teamwork and coordination than just about anything else on the market
imo some of the most fun things in videogames is good movement, unique playstyles and big team fights with fast ttk movement doesn't matter since you die faster than you can blink so it's just a way to get from point a to point b unique playstyles boil down to using an offmeta weapon in most games where you play the game normally but you just have a different gun on your screen big team fights are replaced with kill trading in fast ttk games which is so boring it's the main reason I don't play tactical shooters
yeah you have skill issue 100%. Just because the game has fast ttk doesn't mean it is tactical and slow. Battlebit, only game with 127 vs 127 amazing and fast movement. Also the thing you are explaining is you just dont like tactical shooters and you blame it on fast ttk??? You just dont like tactical shooters not fast ttk
PING / LAG I love high ttk games but it's the lag who makes you hate the game like CS when you get killed by a player behind a wall before he gets out by a fraction of a sec and you know you can't do anything about it
I prefer high ttk because it usually gives leeway to more silly and out there weapons compared to low ttk games. In a low ttk game, you are more likely to see heavy use of automatics, rifles, and tactical explosives because in an environment where everything nearly one taps you those are the only things that can exist. In high ttk games, you get weapons like swords, fireball launchers, bows, and other dumb stuff I actually prefer over standard guns because I find them more fun.
@@nono-oz4gv Working on your voice is a pretty easy and low cost thing to do, and if you're sounding like this, it'll improve the quality of your vid immensely. It's not like we're expecting him to have really high quality editing at 500 subs or anything, just suggesting that he work on his voiceovers.
I kinda agree, but more of "it depends". Low TTK has a lot of advantages like "Fast = fun" (Which includes faster TTK allowing you to make the movement faster, higher killer to filler ratio and other aspects of speed), way less chance of getting 2v1ed, feeling of power (and of glass cannon if you are into that), multikills, blah blah blah. I think low TTK is better for arcade shooters that look like battle in a dust cloud with movement and individual skill (and "realistic" ones), and high TTK is better for more thoughtful games teamwork and strategy. One is not better than the other. I am a maniac that wants to "play my keyboard like it's Moonlight sonata" so I prefer low TTK And my dream game does have low TTK, but that's not that important because battle outcomes are not determined by health and damage, but by movement and map utilisation. I think devs should make more shooters that are not just "shoot = kill". There is so many systems (already in some games) like range control, which is not only "shotgun pointblank kill, no pointblank - no kill", material penetration, ricochets, dodging (enemy, not bullets, but that works sometimes too), bullet deflection, but no dev afaik dares to put more than two of these in the same game
PING / LAG I love high ttk games but it's the lag who makes you hate the game like CS when you get killed by a player behind a wall before he gets out by a fraction of a sec and you know you can't do anything about it
I know a game that does TTK right: Bad Business on Roblox. The TTK is low enough for good players to shred enemies, but not too low to the point where movement and strategy become pointless. For the most part you can just pull out your knife and jump/slide away from situations you can't win while tanking 1-3 bullets (most of the time). Also the game has almost no movement penalty, making one shot weapons like snipers and shotguns more fair to fight against.
here me out, realistic games with high TTK actually makes a lot of sense, someone isn't dying just cause a bullet hit there heart, they are still kicking for a good while, they might be fucked, but they still have time to fuck you over too
I think you need to take this pronciple to the extreme. Og war robots. It has ttk msasured in seconds. Everyone has aimbot and wallhacks, the movement is slow ecs. It leads to a war of attrition game, where mechanical skill and the performance of your internet or device dont matter. What matters is the stratefy of your builds and gameplay as well as teamwork.
The only game where I think they did low TTK right is Insurgency. The game is really fast paced but you always have to look out for enemies everywhere you go, one wrong step and you'll get punished for it, it makes the game more tense. But I agree that most of the time low TTK is an annoyance rather than a good feature
