The Story Of Unturned.

Foreign, who is the founder of the smiley dress games and is responsible for creating a game that is popular on Steam and consistently gets 50,000 concurrent players in the top 20 games on Steam. How did you get to this point on July 26, 2009? Nelson would join Roblox under the alias Zack Zack, where he would learn the Roblox Conan language and create quite a few games in the process, some of them including Tornadoes, Counter-Strike Fusion, Modern Blocks, Crafted Mine Townhouses, and Next-Gen Combat with many tests. demos of ideas and titans with other games or movies like Doctor Who or Team Fortress 2 this would help you develop your coding and building skills which would be useful for your next Endeavor January 1, 2013 a user named Dead Zone Zack Zack he would create his account and then on the same day he would start working on a game called Dead Zone, which is, you know, the account named after an apocalypse-based game where you had to find items to survive, like building materials, weapons that can be modified and the game features a safe zone where you can start with your precious items that you don't want to lose because the game has PvP, so when another player kills you, he can loot what you had and that is lose forever.

The game released a huge success Gathering up to 5 million plays and getting about 1000 concurrent players which in 2013 was quite impressive and was often on the cover of the Roblox page but that doesn't mean it hasn't received some negative reactions like at that moment. There was another game that did something similar to Dead Zone called Apocalypse Rising with some of the comments like Dead Zone amounts to a completely potty trained AR hashtag rip-off. It's a copy of Apocalypse Rising. You are a copy of Apocalypse Rising, but what are the differences between Both games, what makes them unique, Apocalypse Rising, they have a slower pace: you appear in the world and find items in buildings as you would like in any popular genre of Battle Royale, with the inclusion of car mods to help upgrade your weapons, similar to Dead Zone, but the difference with Dead Zone is that it also offers a safe zone above it, so if you want some important loot you want to keep safe, you can just start it in that safe zone and all the good loot you find when you play it again, you can take that loop and go back in.

So set it up often as a sort of safety net so that you at least have some loot to fall back on where their apocalypse rises once you're dead, you've lost it. All of that wouldn't stop the game from growing as of February 13, 2013, a month after the game was created, Roblox posted a video on their channel reviewing the game, giving it more exposure to a wider audience. The review offers a decent insight. what the game is like and how it is similar to Apocalypse Rising, but in its own way, sometime around July 2013, the account of the owner of Battlefield and Dead Zone were hacked, causing the games to be locked without a copy, meaning that any Roblox user can take a copy of the games for themselves and upload them to Robux, which a lot of people did, which caused there to be a lot of dead zone clones with games that you spend a lot of time working on just without being copulated so anyone can take them, now someone later went to the Roblox forums to post.

This, I'm leaving Roblox because it's a ridiculous system. The Roblox staff does everything they can to help their favorite players, but they don't fix fundamental bugs that keep people from doing great things for the five years I've been doing this. The Roblox site has constantly broken games through updates and has always had hacks that allow users to steal locations and insert scripts. These exploits should have been at the top of your list to fix, but they still happen today, it doesn't seem worth doing to me. You make games when other people will eventually steal them, you claim they are yours and everyone will fall for it next.

Did you know this was a blessing in disguise after getting nowhere with the Roblox support system and not helping you get your games back and deleting all copies? from Dead Zone, what happened to Nelson? Well, he moved to UNI. Well, he decided to make a browser game and that turned out to be a successor to Dead Zone, so most of its features remained pretty much the same, but in a simply more polished browser version. Also, with added features, the game had this pixel-like design similar to Minecraft and Terraria and it was very difficult to play with the zombies that felt broken at times and were drawn to you no matter what was behind the walls or from afar, and then Never stop following you, even if you run out of energy, the woodworkers catch up with you in absolutely annihilated units.

It feels very jarring to play with those core issues, but a lot of the game is there, like hunger, health, stamina, inventory. system and I couldn't get Crafting to work, but there was crafting, it's very basic in terms of how it looks with the UI, but it gets the job done and is a work point for later game projects. In 2014, the browser version of the game was discontinued and instead moved to Steam in early access after being accepted into the greenlight program, which no longer exists. The game was like the browser version, but it felt a little better like the browser version.

The zombies weren't that brutal to you. I would say they just didn't latch on to you no matter what they had a little bit of AI, like behind the walls, they weren't as attracted to you as they are. like a much closer distance until they notice you and I noticed that a lot more buildings around the map felt a lot more detailed as in the 2013 browser version there wasn't as much detail about the buildings and what they look like. Also the inventory had a new layout change and the UI still looks pretty much the same but it had a lot more options to expand what was already there it still had some issues like zombies like I said the zombies still They were kind of broken, even if you have a lot of difficulties, they will follow you no matter what to the ends of the Earth and they are also a little nuts, like when you try to hit them, sometimes they don't really keep track, oh that's just Being bad could be both and I get a couple of knocks where it's a fair game, but it's not as brutal as the 2013 version.

So where are the games now? Well without stirring, it is becoming more popular every day to watch. the statistics in Steam DB, in addition to receiving constant biweekly updates of the game and also having a giant modern scene that gives more life to the game and replayability and growing a giant community towards it, in addition to making a sequel to

unturned

that is more like an update, but it's classes on turn two so it's close enough, but it was postponed due to creator Nelson Sexton having a childhood trauma and going to post on Unturned faru for the last few months.

More details have slowly come to light. I seem to have big memory gaps until 2017 and 2018 when I moved out on my own and my memory gradually improves from then on. Trying to process everything that is to come has been a big focus throughout the years I have been around. Some therapists during this period and up to about a dozen sessions now. I am optimistic about improving mental health for the benefit of the game developer. That said, I think to streamline the work side, why to increase the personal side I need to cut back. everything redevelops just

unturned

3.0 which is the main branch of unturned and not unturned 2 which are the 4.0 classes what about apocalypse?

Rising long after that game came out many years ago, it got a sequel that was in paid beta for a few years until recently. It's now free to play and feels more polished than the original with the UI and map look, it feels more like a full game with its look and feels pretty good to play the way the weapons feel. It's nice to shoot and everything feels easier to use without the numbers appearing on the screen to show how much damage you need for another player, plus having these big weapon blocks to show how much space it would take, similar to I like how Tarkov does your inventory if you have a bad idea.

I personally think it's a pretty good game and I think you should check it out. I'll leave a link in the description if you want to try it. It's on Roblox. I hope you like this video, it's a little different from what I usually do, but still similar to how I did it with music albums and things like that that go down in hi

story

, but I also wanted to do it with similar games and then just ramble. I like to provide information, but also give similar reasons and things like that. I hope it's okay. I probably want to do more of this in the future if you like it and I also want to make a long video, probably half an hour so I like it. about an hour long, I guess from my genre, maybe from a bunch of games I love and I can go on and give more details but if you want to see it just let me know and I'll create it, it might take me forever but whatever whatever, I would love to do it, so yes, if you like the video, don't hesitate to like it, if not, don't like it and see you another time abroad.