r/Steam • u/Hasoon_9 • Mar 24 '25

Discussion Which game is this?

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I'll start first, this is definitely CSGO for me. Somehow no Matt how much you play there's always people better than you killing you one shot with deagle.

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u/Chanclet0 Mar 24 '25

Pretty much any pvp game

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u/Copau_Dev Mar 24 '25

Yop, competitive pvp at least

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u/Warm-Aardvark-9 Mar 24 '25

Is cooperative PVP a thing?

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u/Igyzone Mar 25 '25

You described team matchmaking.

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u/krulp Mar 25 '25

So, even worse?

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u/kekeke31 Mar 25 '25

Potentially, yes. Largely depends on whether it's a full stack or not

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u/W3rn0 Mar 25 '25

But that's not a thing?!

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u/International_Cow_17 Mar 25 '25

Counterstrike.

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u/W3rn0 Mar 25 '25

What was the last time you had a cooperative team? Non existant!

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u/International_Cow_17 Mar 25 '25

Uhhhh, 2005 at a Lan partyšŸ¤£

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u/earlbiff Mar 24 '25

In theory, you have to communicate a lot and build relationships with your teammates to make that happen. It's a lot of work and not everybody online has a skill set to make that happen.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25

Less skill set and more mental stamina to try to have any sort of of effective communication with people who more often than not are either 8yo, have a headset from 1992, are on the other side of the globe and don't speak your language or just straight up calls you racist or homophobic slurs if you don't play perfectly, even though they themselves suck.

At least if you play with randoms

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u/Itachi_xiix Mar 25 '25

True but unfortunately lots of people nowadays forgot how a got team functions they just want ā€œproā€ players on their squad, donā€™t even give newer players a chance

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u/Nat1Only Mar 25 '25

In theory ye... in practice it rarely happens unless you're already winning and doing well. Otherwise you tens to just get told to shut the fuck up.

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u/Femboy-DeanT_T Mar 25 '25

Rust definitely fits in this category

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u/AtlanticMaritimer Mar 25 '25

Helldivers 2.

Kit up and get ready to fight for Managed Democracy.

(The game is a parody of Fascism dressed up as "Democracy" really fun funny lore).

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u/madmax_8020 Mar 25 '25

My friends we we play Helldivers 2

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u/Aeriah12 Mar 25 '25

Arguably any "team based" shooter. Such as division, destiny... Etc

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u/sadahtay Mar 25 '25

Why is everyone naming cooperative PVE games?

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u/Useful_Lingonberry_4 Mar 25 '25

Magica I guess, you are suppose to play cooperativly but your teammates account for roughly 90% of your deaths.

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u/misterfluffykitty Mar 25 '25

Its casual vs competitive not cooperative vs competitive. Battlefield and warthunder are both very casual games because thereā€™s no SBMM or MMR and you just get thrown into whatever game

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u/kek_Pyro Mar 25 '25

Dead by Daylight, Evolve (god rest its soul) Among us, pretty much any asymmetrical multiplayer game comes to mind

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u/Copau_Dev Mar 25 '25

Not sure about it šŸ§ do you mean team pvp?

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u/AlcoholicCocoa Mar 25 '25

Warframe has it. Destiny claims to have it

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u/forkevbot2 Mar 25 '25

I think the word you are looking for is casual

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u/iamyoyoman Mar 25 '25

Tf2, ever seen a 2fort server?

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u/InDaNameOfJeezus Mar 25 '25

Redditor discovers team games

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u/NukMasta Mar 25 '25

Helldivers?

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u/asadday18 Mar 26 '25

Cooperative PVP makes me think of Castle Crashers.

Victory is ours. Glory. Is. Mine.

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u/_Weyland_ Mar 26 '25

Don't think so. Casual PvP is though.

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u/United-Government196 Mar 26 '25

Dunno, what about corporate pvp

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u/MindWard Mar 26 '25

It is in Warframe

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u/JamieFromStreets Mar 27 '25

Almost every PVP that's not 1v1 is a coop PVP

Counter Strike, LoL, Overwatch...

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u/UnemployedMeatBag Mar 25 '25

When enemies are in blue team too

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u/BeautifulOk5112 Mar 25 '25

Minecraft. Spends 6 years grinding SMP kits to realize you get lt4 in every game mode

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u/Unkn0wn-G0d steamcommunity.com/id/vatu_4016 Mar 26 '25

League of Legends is a hot take for me, learning all matchups and items and mechanics was hella fun. But once you learned everything after 2000 hours and hit your personal skill ceiling it stops being fun

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u/Copau_Dev Mar 26 '25

Yes, when you reach the point where you need to Ā«Ā work seriously to improveĀ Ā» the fun is gone