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Seriously? Could you be any more insular?
There are a ton of games that have low ratings that are excellent games. Killing Floor is just one example that comes to mind. The same applies to the opposite. There are two tons of games that have high ratings and are quite literally the worst games every to come to fruition. I'm not going to point fingers but I'm quite sure we know what games those are.
ND has a bad reputation from since it was a mod. The mod team promised lots of content and saccharine visuals, yet the mod died only to manifest itself as a retail mod under IW. Then the beta put bad ideas in the players due to various bugs that didn't get ironed out until the middle of this year. But we can't ignore first impressions, even if the game is ♥♥♥♥ and span now. A lot of people who don't play don't know about ND, that's obvious. But the few people who DO have the game and don't play aren't playing ND for some reason, whether that reason is grounded in rationality and truth or not.
Balance? A lot of balance problems are gone. Sure, the base game mechanics will lead to some imbalance here and there but that's a mainstay of the game. It's what makes ND Nuclear Dawn.
Bugs? Again, a whole lot of bugs have been quashed by just a single coder on the job. Being stuck during spawn. Spawning as a "dud player". Weird Armoury glitches. All gone (although some variant of it does resurface every now and then with a new feature, but it's reported relatively quickly and patched soon afterwards).
Features? Workshop support, team deathmatch, and other custom community content (albeit at a relatively slow rate) are being produced or have been produced by both developers and fans. The only way you can cry "ND barely has anything" is if you don't open your eyes to the custom content that's out there.
I keep saying this over and over again - the only real thing driving players away from Nuclear Dawn is the lack of a strong, stable playerbase. If even half the people who own ND just upped and started playing it consistently - I don't mean every hour every day, even just a couple hours a week is fine - ND would be a great game to play with servers to join.
There is no real solution to this problem other than somehow forcibly introducing a large influx of players to the game (free weekend or something along those lines). That's more likely than not going to happen, though, so the only other solution would be a community resalvage by getting some big Youtube gamer with a lot of subscribers to start playing Nuclear Dawn and hope it gets picked up by the gamer's fans; or [as much as the idea is revolting in a sense], memes based around Nuclear Dawn; or works based on Nuclear Dawn, like Source Filmmaker videos.
People just won't play because there aren't people playing, which means more people won't play just because there aren't more people playing.
I'm also planning on buying a fourpack for our next LAN party :)
You'll have to buy the game again one by one :/
If this is my problem then I usually just have one of my friends, who I was going to gift one of the copies to, allow me onto their account and buy it from there, then gift it to the original people I had in mind. Saves me the issue of having to lend money to the person, allows me to still get the discount, and none of my friends save credit information to their account so there's no worries there between us.
So if you do that, Both your account and the account of your friend could get disabled.
This is too true.. too many people leave their TF2 on... Just saying.
Nevertheless, I bored myself after a couple hours of pure gaming. The developing progress to me seems like being stopped, because I played it before a couple of months to a year before but forgot about it. Since I still remember, it was awesome at that time and still is, but I had in mind that it was the same over and over again.
Commanders only proceed standard every round, it's not so complicated as there arent so much buildings. And for the warfare it's about the same routine.
It should definately get promoted as hell, but the developers should somehow communicate with their players, because there is nothing more annoying than no information. Announce updates, new content etc. like every month. It mustn't be much, small updates, few content changes and adds, and the promotion will do itself.
They post updated on Facebook, just to let you know.
The most recent action from ND was the steam sale. But that doesn't help the development of the game..