[cruxis]

Completely different games require completely different skill sets. Neither is more difficult to play. Both would require great skill to be a top player.

It's a stupid argument and you should both feel ASHAMED.

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[iM tgun]

Originally Posted by cruxis

Completely different games require completely different skill sets. Neither is more difficult to play. Both would require great skill to be a top player.

It's a stupid argument and you should both feel ASHAMED.

This is pretty much true -- both games, at the top level, actually require a ridiculous amount of skill. When I was playing GunZ, K-Style was the only real "style" used at the top level, and last I checked, there was 3+ being used now? I haven't really kept up with it.

I feel that Starcraft has a shit-tonne more depth, though..

[iVnStinger]

Originally Posted by tgun

This is pretty much true -- both games, at the top level, actually require a ridiculous amount of skill. When I was playing GunZ, K-Style was the only real "style" used at the top level, and last I checked, there was 3+ being used now? I haven't really kept up with it.

I feel that Starcraft has a shit-tonne more depth, though..

I agree with this. K-Style was the way to go. As everyone else has said here, it's hard to compare these two games because both, at high levels (I'm assuming you mean that) are insanely hard to play and require a lot of skill.

On a casual level though, I found GunZ a bit more fun.