What kind of game is Crossout?

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the hilarious thing is that p2w is literally all this game has left.
so how do they think its a good idea to even reject those p2w players, the remaining few who havent quit yet?
they just dont want to give players a single good gamemode to play, for some very stupid deluded reason, the same reason everything else is in ruins

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I agree with this.
For me, after getting mad at regular pvp, i want a fun chill pve mode…
We have bedlam which is good, but i get targeted everytime i go there lol.
But a pve mode besides raids or patrol idk. With worth while rewards.

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I know they rejected me by tolerating my harrassment, and I was a whaler! I can only Imagine how the others are feeling. if I left because of how the staff and others treated me, it does send a powerful message to the remaining whalers. If I left, then what’s stopping the rest of them doing the same? It is just common sense to do so.

Keep in mind I was only briefly checking in on things, when I noticed this comment. I can confirm this to be the case where they had been disregarding even their own whales. after all, When toxicity thrives, even the top brass suffers the consequences of not addressing the toxicity And harassment situation sooner. No one is immune to this, not even the staff are exempt from such a fundamental rule.

I guess I was right to say the game is indeed a graveyard, for there is literally no life left within this game. Rejecting new players an all, harassment of anyone that breathes. This community is clearly not meant to exist beyond 2027. I’m just glad I caught on to this realization first and left when I did., and I encourage others to do the same as well.

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…lately, the game has become a “lesser version of mechwarrior”… :rofl:

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thanks for the information!

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Hey Anne_43dv,

Welcome to the community! Thank you for taking the time to post. We all hope to see your comments in the Crossout Forum.

Keep rocking and rolling survivor!

-MC-

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I usually describe Crossout as a mix of LEGO-style vehicle building and arcade PvP with a post-apocalyptic vibe. The combat is fun, but the real hook is experimenting with builds and slowly improving them after every match. Whether you stay for the battles or the creativity depends on what you enjoy most. I like checking community guides and game resources before trying new setups, just like I do with https://ufc-fighters.com/ when I’m looking up stats or background info on fighters. It makes the experience a bit more rewarding.