I Explored Dead Survival Games

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The guy in Rust did all that work because you came and played with him. He was clearly pretty happy about it and wanted to make sure you'd come back later.

Dead survival games is kinda ironic

The rust guy is fcking Turkish i will always recognise my countrymen's accent anywere 😂❤

Imagine being 1 of 2 people playing a game, only for a 3rd person to join and try to raid you. 😂

It never ceases to amaze me how chill and great the community of these games are The guy who built your base loved this game, and those Deadside guys were so funny and nice

4:40 This guy is based, he just wants to do his own thing without the shitty PvP that's being pushed a lot these days. Bless this guy.

u gotta change these thumbnails. all your vids look the same and i can’t tell if ive watched them sometimes

Biggest problem of deadside is that we can only rent servers from one or two companies and not make our own dedicated servers. Servers cost around 20 euros a month and are limited in their admin capabilities, so you wil have a lot of problems with toxic people and cheaters of course. Developers take note, if you want your dead game to survive give us dedicated servers and mod support! Here's to hoping someday they will wake up.

hello, i just wanted to tell you something about the deadside. I really like the game, its like easier, more friendly dayz, with no network and D-sync problems. a majority people play on the unofficial servers, with active staff, because this game is literally full of cheaters, new anticheat helped but did not fix the problem. i play on one unofficial EU server, managed by Russian admins, they grateful for whoever will join, with heartwarming welcome. trying to do their best to make it great place for everyone with some rules. this game have really great community, with friendly people. 2 times was shot by player and then, he just told me to meet him in safezone to give my gear back. i believe this game is worth visiting. and now, they have bigger development team, so i believe they will update new game more frequently. and the last update was full of positive feedback.

First Class trouble player here! The community is small but mainly nice. We have amazing people willing to help newer players and returning players about the game via a community made Wikipedia. Now the game is in a rough state as the developer are unable to update the game as the publishers company closed and the parent company has given them no information. I hope to see this guy in its prime!

Man, Fallen Earth. I remember keeping up with news about that when it was in early development around ~2004, but had forgotten about it by the time it finally launched. Sad to see so many games with really good ideas just miss the mark or not get the love they deserve for whatever reason.

I played Fallen Earth back in the day. There was an American clan which was run by a bunch of ex military guys, so they ran the clan like an army company. I had to spend 4 hours one afternoon doing basic training in game to even start the application process to join them. Following orders, standing in line, doing drills, combat tactics and orders. It was hilarious, but loads of fun. The clan also absolutely dominated the entire map because they had so much discipline in combat, they won every battle they got in. good times.

geniunely laughed at first class trouble... the different languages and all those reactions were crazy

I remember legacy Rust, I and 5 other friends played on one of the vanilla Rust server based in Virginia. Rust was a different vibe back then. It was easy to make new friends and alliances. The map was divided somewhat into valleys and I remember that all the bases in your valley had truces. The best thing I can remember was a war between most people on the server vs a clan that went by Nick Cage. No one seemed to ever get offline raided because they where having to much fun meeting others or having intense gun fights. Lastly I remember my friend group moving away from the game for a bit. Some time later we came back to Rust and that Virginia server where the players remember us instantly with greetings like "Welcome back lads!". Rust's community felt different back in those days.

I played Last Oasis when it came out and it was such an amazing experience! I started out and met a random clan and joined them (PK/Radium Oath). This led to so many hours of battling different clans with probably over a hundred players involved in logistics, coordination and of course fighting. There were so many stories formed in the weeks that i played the game, from goofing around with walkers to messing with streamers and the constant fighting of Chinese clans that were obviously cheating (*cough* iron introduction *cough*). The fighting system was amazing it had a big learning curve but rewarded skill. Its so sad that it has fallen because of bad decisions from the devs, but atleast the OG players get to keep the memories of this uniqe survival game.

We can say for sure that these games DID NOT SURVIVE

Thebig thing with Deadside is this, they sold supporter packs to us for 10 bucks that came with extra storage at safezone, then later, gave it away to other players. Then, they added camos, which once bought, we all found out the hard way, you have to have a base down with a bench to even use them. They later added benches at the SZ, but you have to pay a HUGE fee per item to skin it with the skins you paid real money for. The devs can suck it

Fallen Earth. Gah... Great times. F to pay respects to the dead/shutdown-but-great MMO's. Fallen Earth. Trickster Online. Wildstar. Firefall. TERA. City Of Heroes. Fusionfall (Cartoon Network's MMO). You just had to be there, in their prime, man.. They were all great. All of these games had something that games today lack, I feel.

That last survival game, Fallen Earth, really gives me Fallout Vibes.