I am very disappointed by this. Splitgate is one of the few games I actually play regularly.
this post was submitted on 23 May 2025
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Splitgate was fun for a hot minute. Then they would hide bots as humans in matches and that got old quick.
Unpopular opinion but the bots were more fun. You could immediately spot human opponents because it devolved into defensive peeking until someone pixel-perfect portals directly behind the other. When 90% of gunfights end with someone getting shot in the back it doesn't feel like a fun flanking mechanic anymore.
Yeah I hope we do more bots with better AI. I'm so tired of dead mp games :(
It's because the market is so over saturated
I'm not sure the answer is as easy as that. Multiplayer games are just so hard now as everyone expects endless content, progression and e-sports.
I just want halo 2/3, csgo, and helldiver's. Other than that it can all sink.
That's fine, having bots for people that want them is awesome. Hiding the bots as humans was my biggest gripe.
Splitgate already turned me off in the first one when they nerfed all the weapons into oblivion. Not sure why almost every indie shooter I try eventually nerfs their guns into paintballs. I miss the days of the first call of duty where you could just mow everything down with the PPSh or actually one-shot with a sniper
we have been spared