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Message: [QUOTE="FlameSpice, post: 148400, member: 356245"] [HEADING=2]What Could have been the future of Esports :[/HEADING] [HR][/HR] GunZ Was Something Special from the start. Released back in 2004 then released the official version globally in 2006. The game had the most active fanbase in 2008. Its play style is not for the weak. Named K-[COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)] [/COLOR]Style Or Korean-style discovered by South Koreans on the first release of the game. With the combined fast reaction time, quick movements, and Great aim. The game was super competitive with no skill-based matchmaking. If you find a match at the same time a die-hard GunZ Player Versus you, Someone who has just started playing. You're getting instantly cooked by your opponents. The only downsides I've Seen are that it's P2W and constant cheaters in the lobbies back then. Now dead, the game is kept alive by its fanbase through Private servers. Making their version of GunZ removing the P2W aspect which is great. These issues caused GunZ not to be one of THE best esports games. Only if the devs knew what they were doing at the time. [HEADING=2]Revival:[/HEADING] [HR][/HR] Recently. There is news That is confirmed to be the Revival of GunZ. Fixing issues such as P2W and Finally adding anti-lead. Anti lead is in games like Gunz, refers to a system or server configuration where the player's client determines whether a shot hits, rather than the server, leading to potential inconsistencies and subjective hit Detection. Looking forward to its release on Steam. There is no confirmed date of release at the time I am making this. I Hope This game gets the popularity it needs. A goated game to say the least [ATTACH type="full" alt="1000002514.jpg"]48280[/ATTACH] [B] Rating [COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)] 8/10[/COLOR][/B] [/QUOTE]

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