Episode Details

Summary In this episode of the Slightly Above Average Gaming Podcast, the hosts discuss their gaming experiences, particularly with Warzone and Call of Duty. They talk about the frustrations of PC gaming, the issues with Warzone crashing, and the challenges of building a new gaming PC. They also discuss the good and bad aspects of Warzone, including the positive aspects of Rebirth Island and the fun gameplay of the High Trios Resurgence mode. They touch on the multiplayer mode and the lack of new content for the big map. They express their frustrations with the unbalanced gameplay, the excessive buybacks, and the lack of communication from the developers. They also mention the potential competition from other games and the need for improvements in Warzone. X Defiant, a game that aims to compete with Call of Duty, is facing challenges and may struggle to succeed. The game has similarities to Call of Duty, but some design decisions, such as the movement mechanics, have received criticism. The game's net code and hit registration also have issues. X Defiant may not appeal to high-level competitive players, but average players may find it enjoyable. Overall, the game may struggle to differentiate itself and attract a large player base. In this final part of the conversation, the speakers discuss the issues with the mechanics and design of certain games, such as Call of Duty and X Defiant, that penalize players for moving and make it less fun. They also talk about the rise of cooperative PvE games like Helldivers and the impact they have on the casual player base. The conversation then shifts to upcoming games like Greyzone Warfare and Assassin's Creed Red, and the speakers express their excitement for these new experiences. They end by sharing their kills of the week and discussing the challenges of capturing and sharing clips. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices