Free Fire Game Dotted 8 Bit No Door, Really?
Friend gamers, have you ever heard the term dotted? In KBBI, the word dotted means pockmarked or freckles on the face. Well, the Free Fire game itself was once mentioned as a dotted 8-bit game with no doors. Is that right?
The fact is that the Free Fire game does have graphics with mediocre quality. Much different from the graphics in the PUBG Mobile or COD mobile games. The Free Fire file size is no more than 1 GB, to be exact, only 800 MB. Unlike the PUBG file size which reaches 4 GB.
The Free Fire game is called no door, because all the buildings and houses in the Free Fire game map do not have doors. In terms of reality value, the existence of the door is very important and its existence should not be ignored. No wonder many people finally termed the 8-bit dotted game without a door.
Advantages of Free Fire Games
Talking about the graphic quality of Free Fire as it is is the right thing. Although currently there is actually Free Fire Max in the form of a beta tester that has HD quality which will provide more fun playing games.
But giving a dotted term just because of the graphic quality that Free Fire has is inappropriate. Because every game has its advantages and disadvantages. In fact, PUBG, which has advantages in terms of graphics, still has disadvantages. Likewise, Free Fire, which is lacking in graphics, has other advantages that PUBG does not have.
One example of the advantages that Free Fire has that PUBG doesn’t have is the Auto Aim feature. The function of this feature makes the movement in Free Fire much faster than the movement in PUBG mobile.
Another advantage that Free Fire also has is graphic stability. Although the graphics quality of PUBG Mobile is better than Free Fire as mentioned above, the graphics on Free Fire are more stable than PUBG Mobile. This makes my friend more comfortable when playing this game.
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Free Fire Burik? But Fact Liked
Even though Free Fire had earned the nickname of a dotted 8-bit game with no doors, it didn’t make battle royale game lovers away from this game. In fact, the number of downloads of the Free Fire game is around 500 million times. Much more than the number of downloads for PUBG Mobile which is only around 100 million times. The excitement of Free Fire can also be enjoyed by gamers who only have smartphones with mediocre specifications or who are often termed potato cellphones. So, smartphone games are ‘more populist’ than PUBG Mobile. This may also be the reason why this game is very popular among gamers in Indonesia.
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