Author Topic: Looking For A Game That Revolves Highly Around Customization!  (Read 2184 times)

except roblox has both
but the player doesn't get both.

...easily, i suppose.

I'd say Warface, but it's not finished
it looks reeeeaaaally good, and if I'm not mistaken, is supposed to be customizable

but the player doesn't get both.

...easily, i suppose.
A non-BC player can.

They just need to wait 5 years to get enough tickets it convert them to 26 R$!

Combat Arms.

I haven't played it in a long time but as long as Nexon hasn't fundamentally changed the entire thing then it should be what you're looking for.

It's essentially Nexon's rip-off of whatever Call of Duty game is out at the moment. It has a smaller (but still fun) version of national socialist zombies, some co-op bot battles, cool gamemodes (I highly recommend "Spy Hunt." Players battle for intel items that are dropped when a player carrying one dies. Once a player gets all the intel, they become a super spy and have ultra heavy weapons and high health. It then essentially becomes a sudden death boss battle between the super spy and remaining players.), and a bunch of really nice maps.

There's a lot in the way of player customization, too. There's a digital marketplace with hundreds of guns, dozens of support items, different body armor, player appearance options, etc. The large majority of things can be bought with credits earned from playing through matches, whether you win or lose. There is a marketplace of items that can be bought with actual money, but those items are really not all that important.

Combat Arms.

I haven't played it in a long time but as long as Nexon hasn't fundamentally changed the entire thing then it should be what you're looking for.

It's essentially Nexon's rip-off of whatever Call of Duty game is out at the moment. It has a smaller (but still fun) version of national socialist zombies, some co-op bot battles, cool gamemodes (I highly recommend "Spy Hunt." Players battle for intel items that are dropped when a player carrying one dies. Once a player gets all the intel, they become a super spy and have ultra heavy weapons and high health. It then essentially becomes a sudden death boss battle between the super spy and remaining players.), and a bunch of really nice maps.

There's a lot in the way of player customization, too. There's a digital marketplace with hundreds of guns, dozens of support items, different body armor, player appearance options, etc. The large majority of things can be bought with credits earned from playing through matches, whether you win or lose. There is a marketplace of items that can be bought with actual money, but those items are really not all that important.
The problem with it was the loving Rent-a-Gun, it made it more pay-2-win. Otherwise it was pretty solid.


lol free.

people whithout money cant be picky about the games they play.

If you want games with any specific quality, you're gonna need to pay for it.

I can't quote bisjac on my phone but I'm replying to him.

This x 1 million. People aren't going to make a game that's any good for free.

People aren't going to make a game that's any good for free.
Team Fortress 2, but then again it started out as 20$

I've been told APB is also very customizable.

This x 1 million. People aren't going to make a game that's any good for free.

You can find good f2p games you just have to look, Warframe being one of them. Albeit it doesn't revolve around customization but it is a good f2p game.

Yeah you can find cool f2p generic shooters of decent-ish quality, but anything specific / in-depth features will require money.