Yesterday, I was playing with my friend and when he started to change his weapons it looked exactly like fortnite… that’s cringy
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well, it’s the same from couisine royale.
in my opinion, if we wanna talk about animations… the swap weapons should be the last one to give a look at.
Lol i can’t believe that they took soldier physics from a battle royale game
well, Cousine Royale it’s technically Enlisted but a bit different.
it has been some sort of enteirteinment while people were waiting for enlisted. and a financial help for enlisted through Cousine Royale Money. not to mention, it has been also a place where to test stuff and get feedbacks from the people of cousine royale.
it really helped in many good way.
I personally think that comparing to one of the most successful and profitable games ever created would be a positive for the company. As it stands, this game is failing financially because of all of the design issues that plague the game.
The problem is that devs need to understand what different games require and what not. For example, even if fortnite was so successful it’s a kids game and their physics are off course cartoony. BUT Englisted is a historic game, meaning that game physics/graphics have to be much more serious. Right now, soldiers run like there’re moonwalking and turn around like robots (without slowing down). Devs need to put physics as their first priority because Englisted players were most likely gonna be history fans who don’t enjoy running around the battlefield with fortnite characters
I’d argue that the new player experience should come first
as it stands, they enter the game with nothing more than a bolt-action rifle against premium soldiers with 35% more health, SMGs, grenade spam, etc.
Not very fun.
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