The thrilling question on many gamers’ minds these days is how the sequel to the popular online game ‘Smite’ could look. A recent discussion broached the topic of recognising veteran ‘Smite’ players in an updated version of ‘Smite 2’.
Summary
- Some fans believe ‘Smite 2’ should contain elements that pay respect to veteran gamers.
- The developers have indicated possible affirmative plans in that direction.
- Unique badges or emblems could serve as proud tokens for long-serving gamers.
- However, the term “service” in gaming elicits mixed emotions from the community members.
Playing With Pride
With visions of the potential for ‘Smite 2’, many players are nostalgic about their past experiences. KeenKongFIRE shares their amusement, recalling “the awe I felt at the beginning of the game.” They are not alone, as another user, Calm_Quarter2190, mentioned showing his son his beta badge, reminiscing about how they had been involved since the game’s early stages.
The Laughs Along The Cursors
While some players took a jovial approach to the idea of “service”, Reddanger95 responded “Service, lol” reflecting an amusing perception of the concept. Similarly, NaiveOcelot7 jokingly questioned, “Service. You mean fun, right? Right..?”
A Sense of Belonging
Omnicide07 revealed a sense of regret for not linking the correct email, which would have awarded them with certain badges and prizes, prescribing an emotional value to these gaming accolades. Meanwhile, lloveSmitee commended their fellow players, referring to them as ‘comrades’ and signaling a sense of belonging and much affection towards the Smite community.
When engaging in the online world of gaming, something as simple as a badge or emblem can foster a sense of camaraderie, sparking nostalgia and eliciting feelings of respect among veteran gamers. As it seems, based on these insights, ‘Smite 2’ developers might just have a great thing going with their inclusive and recognition-based ideas!
