Third person perspective makes a big difference. All in all, the similarities are definitely there.
There are neutral objectives and buff camps. There are Gods instead of Champions, but those terms are synonymous for this discussion. The game is essentially set up just like League of Legends. I have been enjoying the game, so making that small investment seemed very worth it. As part of the celebration, the God pack was half off, and I wasn’t going to pass it up for $15.
Thankfully, the decision was made clear, as in the game’s client there were links to articles about the game (similar to most game launchers do these days) and its 2nd birthday.
#Spent money on smite Pc#
Being a free to play game, I could very easily play it on both PC and PS4, but there was one caveat to that - if I was truly going to invest in the game, that would mean buying the God pack, and I wouldn’t want to do that twice. It feels very natural while playing with the controller, and I may be mistaken, but I believe that you can set up gamepad controls in the PC version, but that was something I never thought about doing. I’m not sure if it’s my love for Playstation controllers, my lack of a MOBA to play on the console, or just the right timing, but I’ve been really enjoying the game. This third time? Well for some reason, playing the game on the console sold me on it. The second time I just found myself not enjoying it. I was also very much a League of Legends fanboy by that point, and really very few other MOBAs have made the cut for me, despite having tried most of the major ones (quite a few of which don’t even exist anymore). The first time I played, I was thrown off by the fact that you had such a limited field of view due to the 3rd person perspective. Wouldn’t you know it? The 3rd time was definitely the charm. I had the opportunity to pick up some keys for the beta that is currently happening for the game’s upcoming port to the Playstation 4, and gave it a third try.
#Spent money on smite full#
I played it again when it was launched on Steam and was full release by that point, but it still didn’t stick. I played the game back when it was in beta on PC, but it didn’t stick.
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