Enshrouded - Valheim Killer Coming Out Tomorrow To Early Access? | OneLastMidnight
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Not sure how it could ever be considered as a "valheim killer", procgen vs static world will always limit the replayability of games like this. BUT, a new entry on the survival / action genre is always welcome.
Sure. "Valheim Killer" is more like, "next great survival game that pulls peoples attention from something else". I think most games that have had a strong demo or beta release has a tendency of drawing peoples attention for a little while. Valheim is a great game that is only getting better.
@@OneLastMidnight the demo was excellent, here's to hoping that they nail the EA and we have yet another multiplayer title to enjoy with friends
So do I. Love playing Valheim with friends - especially building and boss battles. I hope Enshrouded become another great staple for multi-player content. I'm sure the big battles will generate a lot of laughs.
@@OneLastMidnightthen write that instead💀
I disagree about procgen. The map tools for enshrouded look amazing and easy to use. If modders get ahold of those tools then the lack of procgen could be a non issue. Not to mention that procgen makes valheim often feel fairly random and generic. It *feels* random and that takes you out of the fantasy fairly often imo. The environment often feels like someone took some large building blocks, mixed them in a bag and then randomly tossed them onto the map. We have played through valheim 3 times now and the map being "different" was never really something that stood out as a positive.
Honest opinion. They should delay release for a bit. Palworld will hurt their numbers. I'm excited for enshrouded but palworld takes up so much time airway, I don't think I'll try enshrouded for a bit
Best example is titanfall 2. Almost everyone loves it, but the release window killed the hype and even knowledge it existed
Completely disagree with this. And so does literally 90% of the people talking about this on the discord server.
Yeah, bad timing for Enshrouded to have very popular game come out close to their release, but not sure if it will effect them that much. I ton of people have been waiting for this game and I doubt their fanbase will lose interest. I think they will get the recognition. Also, it will also depend a lot on the coverage they get from content creators.
@landont.5400 theres about 5 million or more people playing it, a single discord isn't the same size. In not saying enshrouded is bad, I'm just worried about it ending up like titanfall 2. I still play titanfall 2 to this day, took 4 years to hit max rank. It is possible, doesn't mean likely, many games released or even announced at the moment will be ignored.
Just look at it this way: their marketing their game toward people who don't want a ridiculously over cutesy art style (i.e. the people who deliberately AREN'T going to play PalWorld)
I don't play Valheim, but I don't believe Enshrouded would "kill him"....
I like that we're getting one that's proper medieval (as opposed to Conan for example). But I'm still hoping one day to see something more Great War/WWII era with big naval guns and coastal fortresses, digging trenchworks, and stuff. Still, looks at least interesting enough until Skye or Bellwright comes out.
Hell, if this game has interior walls, it will already be doing more than Conan: Exiles ever has.
Not sure I would call this "proper medieval" - fantasy maybe. Now... Kingdom Come Deliverance is another story, but not a survival game.
I love it that they give magic an interesting concept of their own. Look forward to explore the world and it's skill tree, the beta version was not enough for me to fully immerse in this game at my own pace of playing.
I like to sip my games slowly...also my health doesn't give me the opportunity for lenghty gaming time like others.
Want to try building inside a mountain, moria style :)
That would be so cool. Saw someone in the demo do a Hobbit style house - very cool.
not sure if i want to buy or not then we also have palworld
Completely understand. I haven't tried Palworld yet, but I do have it with my GamePass. Seems like a fun game.
I played Palworld. It’s just a kid version of ark. Personally thought it was boring and refunded it after an hour. But tbf I also hate ark
@NoBrainah got ark free played 30 mins and haven't touched it in 5 years or longer
palworld is oke game not super good
2:04 they also say "no plans for mtx" meanwhile their Eula allow for mtx.
Interesting. I guess they are keeping their options open.
I don't think MTX in what realistically is a single player with coop game will be a hit.. It's not an MMO
@@Deedee48-jg9om dont starve together too lol
when early access ends, and 1.0 is released, will it wipe our game? Anyone have info on this?
Good question, and I don't know the answer. However, many early access games do follow that pattern. In Valheim we have had to start over again several times because of updates.
First it said the 23rd, then Steam video on game sale page says 24/1/24, now it's set for the 25th. We shall see! As for Valheim killer, well with 2000+ hours in, I highly doubt it in my case.
Show one place where it says the 25th now... still scheduled for the 24th.
I don't think it is going to "kill" Valheim either, but I think people might forget about it till Ashlands Update. :)
@@Squidley88 Steam. Although I just realised it could be that for Australia since we're a day ahead.
@riteasrain meh that could be, definitely released on time here in the states.
think im gonna get it for sure.
Just watch people stream it first before wasting money too many day after scams going around now
As long as it releases at least one update every 2 years it'll beat valheim for-sure.
Valheim has been out 3 years so it's had quite a few updates, a lot more than you seem to be aware of anyway lol.
Valheim has had many small updates, and 1 major one a year. Or 1.5. Not too bad for a small team and being cross platform.
Apparently they want to get out of early access in 1 year, so you can expect frequent updates for sure.
awesome video
Thanks!
This or pal world?
Hiding a price tag until release is a market stragety 😂😂😂 The only thing they didnt plan for is Palworld, which I personally cant look at and take serious.
Yeah, it is a really strange approach to pricing. I honestly think they didn't know how much to charge for it. I'm sure they saw it was going to be very popular and it probably sparked many meetings.
If you don't know the price, then you are more likely to open the store page on launch day (out of curiosity if nothing else), and the first step is half of the journey as they say. It makes the decision to buy it simpler. You might also already have decided to buy it if it is under a certain price, but if you knew the price beforehand then your price tolerance might be lower, as you have time to reason about the details.
I haven't conducted a study, and I don't have a major in psychology, so I might be completely wrong. I'm fairly certain about the first part though, about using it to get you to the store page after launch.
I like it, but only one flaw in your logic. The game will show up on Steam's featured and recommended section to people who have or have searched for survival games, and the price will be displayed on the bottom - bypassing needing to open the page. Other than that... Well... Your thought sounds good. :)
Im gonna play so much of this❤
I'm really excited for it.
If the devs release content more than once every year then yes it will kill Valheim. Devs have pretty much run off with the cash at this pont.
Valheim didn't promise or commit to more content, they released a roadmap but everything after the initial release was described as bonus. That dev team was never trying to do a super long 'game as a service' bullshit model where you paying somehow entitles you to imaginary yet-to-exist content.
Valheim was like $20, you paid that, you received a little indie game. They didn't 'run off with' their fucking profits they earned their money.
@amatthew1231 They certainly never made it clear they had no intentions to not further develop the game. If they're happy with not releasing content then why are they releasing content ? Albeit at a snails pace.
@@ashcosmo3854 They are releasing content as a bonus to the initial release. That company was never ready for their success and had no interest or intention to massively expand their team. So they got a fuck ton of money cause everyone bought their game but from day one that game was only ever worth $20. It was a one and done. Everyone who bought it wanted more content so the same small tiny team started making new content but it was at the same rate they created the game at.
I understand that a tiny indie dev company not immediately going into corporate greed mode to juice its community might sound very foreign with the game companies we deal with.
The dream scenario of a small indie team creating something everyone loves, and then that thing getting constant free high quality support for years is VERY VERY rare. To the point where it's only happened to a few games. One of them being Minecraft.
@@ashcosmo3854 dude valheim is already more than enough content payed for. You whining about wanting more content after it’s already released makes you incredibly spoilt regarding these gems. I know other games have had much longer and more frequent content drops but the difference is we’re not obligated for more content after release, if they feel like the game is done, let them be, don’t whine to them asking why you haven’t got the sex update yet
@mrj1897 Quote from Valheims steam page: "instant access and start playing; get involved with this game as it develops.
Note: This Early Access game is not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to play this game in its current state, then you should wait to see if the game progresses further in development. Learn more
Now please, pull your dick out of the devs ass, you have no argument here.
I hear staff/wand busted
I hope not. That would be sad.
Why does everything have to be a killer 😂