• Venator@lemmy.nz
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      2 months ago

      I’d be keen on it if it was just an action/shooter and wasn’t a moba 😅

      Maybe we’re just not the target audience?

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      Because something is an FPS it can’t be groundbreaking? FPS is an incredibly wide genre, something being an FPS does not mean it cant be doing new incredible things.

      Not that I’m saying this game is groundbreaking, it isn’t, but it is a really excellent fusion of two of the most popular genres in the world.

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        2 months ago

        an FPS it can’t be groundbreaking?
        Not that I’m saying this game is groundbreaking

        What is your point? If you don’t like people’s opinions about their personal video game preferences, you’re not obligated to comment aimlessly.

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          2 months ago

          My point was that a game being from a common genre has nothing to do with its ability to innovate. Not sure where I implied that I was obligated to reply to you. I disagreed with your sentiment, so I shared my own opinion. It’s fine if you feel my comment was aimless, but I disagree.

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            2 months ago

            The Miranda Priestly reference means that I personally don’t find it interesting regardless of it being innovative. But I don’t appreciate that you’re compulsively disagreeing with me on a personal preference, lecturing me on the obvious, and contradicting yourself in the middle of it.