7 Days to Die

I've played 7 days to die since the first months it was available to buy on steam, almost 2k hours of playing EVERY version released and most of the mods. I've also watched most of the great streamers of this game for years, a decade perhaps. And now, although Jawoodle is not my favorite 7days streamer, I watch him a lot and he is one of the greatest publicity for 7days, be it good or bad (we all thought 2.0 sucks ass, dont blame him for it). And FunPimps copyright striked him because he published videos of a version of the game YOU GAVE TO HIM. To be fair he was the first video I saw of the 3.0 and I was so happy to see the bandits and chicken coup, when it released the next monday I went directly try to see if it was in the game, it was not but I was still happy. You did something so atrocious that I can't even explain, I HATED 2.0, till it was remade I only played Darkness Falls, but I still keep up with the game. But to try to destroy a content creator that only helped the game, without any reason, and after the FunPimps was bought up and now wants to live on DLC's. I'm sad to have to say this, but I am done with 7 days to die, there is nothing that you can do to make me come back, even if you publicly apologized to Jawoodle, for me today is the day the game died to me. Good luck to anyone who will still stick to it, I had so much fun with this game, but I would never again be able to play and have fun knowing who is running it and what they are capable of.

After 1,200 hours, I simply cannot recommend this game. It has gone through so many changes over the years that it feels like it lost its way. It used to be a survival sandbox where you had the freedom to do what you want when you wanted to. Now it feels like a grind to appease traders and get skill books.

Used to be a fun game, but I can't in good faith support developers who openly us gen AI for assets. :/

Ok so I see, that i Havent given an opinion on the game before, so I will today. I feel cheated, and stolen from. The game that was promised to us on kickstarter, and then in early access got changed into this C.R.A.P...\ From an open world survival sandbox with great minecraft esq building to this... thing? I honestly dont know who enjoys having to level up "looting skill" to magically find better items in a gun safe. Any realism got lost after alfa 16, and what we loved about the game got lost, beacuse of the developrs' unjustified ego... and the obvious cash grab with changing the game to cater to a new crowd, as well as.... SKINS in a single player game ( because lets be real, as much as they tried being rust, the game never could manage more than a friend group on a server) , where different outfits should just be part of the base game... wow Honestly its wild that these practices are legal, because there is one ting just abandoning an early acces game... but to use money from a kicksstarter of people who got promised something, just to make a different game to make money off a different group of people is just wild

Fun game - used to be more fun - could be so much better.... if the devs actually cared about their fanbase or the content creators that work tirelessly to both generate new interest and breathe new life into play styles.

Instead of making the game better, this company is trying to sue content creators.

The developers clearly have no idea what they even want to do and have remade this game several times. What was sold as a survival sandbox, is nothing more than a shoot and loot game at this point. After their merger with Behaviour, it has become more of a cash grab than anything else. The one good thing came in a recent update after the merger. A broader array of options was added, making it closer to the sandbox game that was originally advertised. The mod community for this game is amazing, and if you have the game already, I'd check some of them out. If this game were less than 20 USD, I'd consider it worth the value, but at 45 USD, I cannot recommend it. Watch for a sale if you're curious about this game.

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