V Rising's Worst Decision Could Ruin The Game
V Rising is an MMO survival game where players take control of vampires and create a kingdom for themselves, but the game's worst gameplay feature could ruin the experience for many players. V Rising is a unique blend of Valheim's crafting survival gameplay and Diablo's explosive top-down combat with a twist. Players assume the roles of immortal vampires as they build their bases and amass an empire in hostile lands. Its solid gameplay and interesting premise have caused V Rising to explode in popularity.
The basic premise of V Rising is that the player is a newly awakened vampire. They must then begin building a kingdom by raiding villages and other kingdoms at night. Players collect resources to build sprawling castles that can shield them from the hostile rays of the sun during the day. The game has MMORPG elements where players can enter PvP or PvE servers with their friends or solo, making resource collection a shared burden among all players.
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However, an infuriating gameplay design choice that is sure to sour many players' experience is that players cannot teleport anywhere with resources on hand. While this does not include equipment like weapons and armor, it means that players must spend long periods manually lugging around the various crafting materials they need to build their base. Unfortunately, there are few other methods of fast travel in V Rising. This situation makes the resource issue a problem that could ruin V Rising's otherwise brilliant gameplay.
At its core, V Rising is a survival crafting game much in the vein of Valheim, but with vampires. This means that resource management is a huge mechanic. Castles require vast amounts of stone and
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