What is The Cycle: Frontier? - Best Multiplayer Full Loot Hardcore FPS in 2022? - High Stakes PvPvE

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The Cycle: Frontier is one of the best FPS Survival games I’ve played in a while - it’s a multiplayer hardcore full-loot PvP and PvE shooter similar to other games you might have heard of like Tarkov or Call of Duty Warzone 2 with its new DMZ mode, but very different at the same time, and it’s free to play. While Tarkov and Warzone DMZ are both great games in their own right, The Cycle: Frontier is something truly unique in the genre of looter shooters and offers an experience any hardcore full loot PvP enthusiasts would probably enjoy quite a lot. It’s also a lot of fun for those who enjoy PvE or who just want to focus on surviving or gathering while avoiding direct combat or PvP, and this video discusses that and much more. I believe it's currently one of the best Full Loot Survival PvPvE shooters available right now, and explain why in this video, as well as discuss more about what the game is and the features it offers. It's not only a game for PvP - it actually has a ton of challenging and really well designed PvE elements and this is all discussed in this video. This is truly a hidden gem that will likely only increase massively in popularity in the near future!
So, from the words of the developers themselves, what is The Cycle: Frontier?
The Cycle: Frontier is a PvP Extraction Shooter driven by suspense and danger. While you search for resources & loot on an alien planet, challenging fights against other players & encounters with vicious creatures constantly threaten your survival & your spoils.
You’re a Prospector living aboard Prospect Station orbiting the dangerous alien planet known as Fortuna III. The powerful factions running the Station often send you on missions in search of resources and precious loot. Choose the gear and weapons best suited to your goals, pick your destination and within mere seconds you’re dropping down onto the surface, ready for adventure. Be prepared for Prospectors like you out there, with their own goals and agenda.
Which jobs to tackle and where to explore is entirely up to you but keep your guard up: Fortuna III is a dangerous place! Your goal is to survive and escape to the station with whatever loot you’ve managed to acquire, picked up from the ground or taken by force. The risks are yours to take. Falling prey to the planet’s dangers will see your body encased in protective foam, with your loot and equipped gear left behind - but should you manage to escape, ka-ching!
Other players will also be wandering each of the three available maps. They have their own agendas and are likely armed to the teeth. Fights are tough and can end quickly, so be sure to trust your eyes and ears, use the terrain and pick your fights carefully - sometimes it’s best to talk your way out of a sticky situation. Other players aren’t the only threat though, as packs of hostile aliens and a supercharged radioactive Storm try their best to bring your forays to a premature end.
Three locations are currently available in-game, each with their own rich environment, dangers, and secrets to discover. Bright Sands is where most Prospectors will earn their first stripes. Many abandoned human structures found there can be searched for crafting materials and other loot. The local fauna is aggressive but not quite as dangerous as in other locations.
Crescent Falls is the largest map, with very diverse biomes ranging from desert to jungle. The wildlife is considerably more dangerous, but the valuable loot makes it all worthwhile. This is also where higher level missions happen, which include calling a giant laser drill for big profit and, for the dungeon-delvers among you, exploring the Crusher Caverns.
Tharis Island is the newest map introduced with Season 2. It’s a small remote island host to labyrinthian cave systems, full of secrets, highly valuable materials and, of course, highly dangerous wildlife. Expeditions to the island are no walk in the park and players will have to gain experience first and unlock access through the faction campaigns. The depths of Tharis Island offer the most tense and challenging version of The Cycle: Frontier yet - the highest risks for the highest rewards!
Whether in an escape shuttle with a backpack full of riches or covered in foam and bare of your belongings, each trip to the surface will see you back home - Prospect Station. This is where all that precious loot can be put to good use: buying and crafting better gear and upgrading your private quarters. New jobs and missions from the three factions are also available.
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[@RYXPfan]

@1:30 nice to see another example of the pvp matchmaking system working like a charm. Dude with a shattergun and phasic lancer destroying likely new players with white armor. As someone who is just about to unlock the third map and has put in around 100 hours now, I think you did a solid job of describing the game.
The challenge we seem to be experiencing in the community is the current matchmaking system (when there's enough players for it to even allow multiple buckets to properly fill) doesn't track how capable players are to fighting other players in their lobby. It just tracks their average extracted loot value. I think this is damaging for the newbies who are trying to figure the game out and get matched with people who, yes, they have better gear, but more importantly they have a lot more experience in the game in general, and they often have significantly more pvp experience.
I hope Yager's management of the game going forward is as good as their initial development of art, quests, guns, etc. because all of those things are fantastic, but their management of the matchmaking system and attracting more players is definitely their current hurdle as I see it.

[@basednuke7647]

Is this a joke u posted it on the day the servers crashed and most folk lost there loot. Awful game devs that dont give a damn about anyone this game will never be fixed