Hello, I am Nick from Greece, I am 34 years old and I have been a gamer since 1986 when my parents bought me an Amstrad CPC 6128. I also love anything zombie related.
I have been hearing good thing about KF, mainly from reddit fellow users, but I was avoiding it because of the dated graphics. You see, after BF3, UT2.5 looks weird.
During steam's Christmas sales, I decided to buy it. It was dirt cheap after all, it had a post-apocalyptic theme, and besides, I like supporting companies that make non-mainstream games. I fired the game up, and was astonished to find that I had no crosshairs. I never liked crosshairs. Specimen overrun me soon afterwards. I died instantly. I loved it.
I recommended this game to all my L4D2 greek gaming buddies (which incidentaly most of them are over 30). They all refused buying it because the graphics looked dated. I told them it's on sale, so they gave me the benefit of the doubt. It wasn't hard to convert them. We never played L4D2 again. We never played any other online game for that matter, since the Christmas sale (except Payday which is awesome too).
I love everything about KF. What I like most is how handling guns feel. It's hard to explain, but in most FPS guns feel like they are made of paper. In KF headshots feel very satisfying (that sounds weird).
So far, six real friends of mine play KF with me and more are joining us every day (and dying spectacularly). This is unheard of, in my circles, for a game released almost 3 years ago. We are drooling about the possibility of KF2. Could it be set in the future? In space? Would it involve undead aliens? Mutants? Would it be just the same game with upgraded graphics? We don't care. We would buy it instantly. I am even on the brink of buying RO2. I hear it doesn't have crosshair either.
In short even though we were late for the party, thank you, Tripwire, for Killing Floor.
steamid: http://steamcommunity.com/id/plutonick
I have been hearing good thing about KF, mainly from reddit fellow users, but I was avoiding it because of the dated graphics. You see, after BF3, UT2.5 looks weird.
During steam's Christmas sales, I decided to buy it. It was dirt cheap after all, it had a post-apocalyptic theme, and besides, I like supporting companies that make non-mainstream games. I fired the game up, and was astonished to find that I had no crosshairs. I never liked crosshairs. Specimen overrun me soon afterwards. I died instantly. I loved it.
I recommended this game to all my L4D2 greek gaming buddies (which incidentaly most of them are over 30). They all refused buying it because the graphics looked dated. I told them it's on sale, so they gave me the benefit of the doubt. It wasn't hard to convert them. We never played L4D2 again. We never played any other online game for that matter, since the Christmas sale (except Payday which is awesome too).
I love everything about KF. What I like most is how handling guns feel. It's hard to explain, but in most FPS guns feel like they are made of paper. In KF headshots feel very satisfying (that sounds weird).
So far, six real friends of mine play KF with me and more are joining us every day (and dying spectacularly). This is unheard of, in my circles, for a game released almost 3 years ago. We are drooling about the possibility of KF2. Could it be set in the future? In space? Would it involve undead aliens? Mutants? Would it be just the same game with upgraded graphics? We don't care. We would buy it instantly. I am even on the brink of buying RO2. I hear it doesn't have crosshair either.
In short even though we were late for the party, thank you, Tripwire, for Killing Floor.
steamid: http://steamcommunity.com/id/plutonick