1 strong OG map+3 different ones of various landscapes are enough variation for me in this sequel, and I'm sincerely impressed we got as much as we have now. So, I'll just be thankful this game has 4 maps, after being stuck on the same map for ages in SoD1. Something to give us a lil' urban sprawl for our community to live and survive in, not just loot and boot. That said, I would LOVE an actual city, if even just the outskirts of it. I would love to see it, but not expecting it due to SoD3 shambling on the horizon. Again, there is list of other games, and then additional lists of imitators to those other games if that is what you are looking for. That is as far as Community-v-Community I am willing to go with this. I was happy they added hostile survivors to the world.
What has always separated SoD from the rest in the genre for me is the genuine aspect of you NEED to get it together with others and survive. It can be done, sure, but would be a broken mess PvE fans would largely avoid, and PvP fans would tire of quickly due to being matched with only other PvP fans. 1 strong OG map+3 different ones of various landscapes are enough variation for me in this sequel, and Im sincerely impressed we got as much as we have now. Not to mention orbital strikes (which I suppose could be deactivated, but assume the gankercrowd would be up in arms if it was). So, Ill just be thankful this game has 4 maps, after being stuck on the same map for ages in SoD1. SoD is heavily community-focused, so it'd be at odds to play a community-driven game as a gankfest. and at that point, it'd just be another game entirely, so might as well just play another game for those needs. I genuinely do not see how SoD could work as a successful PvP title unless it's foundational mechanics are completely reworked.
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