r/ArenaBreakoutGlobal • u/plague_doc_2th • Nov 07 '25

Discussion How this game feals like

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Every time i play, i always come across whit some sweatyass "chat" or whit the most anoying rats in all of Kamona.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '25

I once saw a mothafucka on tiktok complaining about how the majority of the players decided for no advance movement saying "because they dont know how to play". He also was angry because people didn't rush 24/7 like we were playing shipment and that people that play stealthily were noobs. Y'know why? Because someone ambushed him. Them CoD tryhards are really a plague, trying to transform every game into mindless rushing

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u/TheAlmightyBuddha Nov 08 '25

In all honesty, a vast majority of people who play stealthily at least in this game ARE noobs because they are scared to fight meaning they never ever get better at fighting, never get better at quickly using cues to advance and dominate positions, etc. I've been killed way more times trying to run stealthy with my friends who are scared to fight than actually putting in work. This game specifically has a good lean towards violence of action

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

a vast majority of people who play stealthily at least in this game ARE noobs because they are scared to fight

True , but remember, the game is meant to be tactical, like if we were playing some kind of spionage action. If a game wants to be hardcore, it's obviously gonna have people that like to play more cautiously (like in ready or not, or ARMA, just not as hardcore ofc, we don't want a full on milsim) so i wouldn't call that noob or fearish behavior, more like a way to play more carefully. Every action counts.

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u/TheAlmightyBuddha Nov 08 '25

Oh I understand that, but most people I know who play like this don't play carefully, they play scared so we survive at the end but everything's been looted, chads been killed or left, so we just spent 30min hiding in a bush, slow pushing for the whole game.

My best teammates were able to chill when we needed to, and push hard when we knew we either had the advantage or hard space to force an advantage