There's really no difference, other than the name, so Horde Mode should be an alias for Survival Mode. Even the wiki descriptions are pretty much the same:
Survival Mode: "Some games force you to try and survive as long as possible without losing, or tasks you with surviving a certain number of "waves" of enemies before granting you victory."
Horde Mode: " "Horde" is a type of multiplayer game mode in which players battle co-operatively against increasingly difficult waves of computer-controlled enemies."
So, why not merge them? Horde is a little variation of the survival concept, at most.
Combine: Survival Mode and Horde Mode
Survival mode can mean many different things. It simply isnt "Wave" based game play.
Survival can mean one life to complete the entire game, It can mean 1 life against many enemies for infinite E.G Fighting games. Survival can simply be the game is stacked against you and have to survive.
However the main thing that ties them all together is the use Survival.
Horde is very simply: Hordes are attacking in waves while you are stationed in a fixed point. Either for a set amount of waves or for infinite.
If anything complain that "Wave based survival mode." should be merged with Horde.
I see, guess i got confused by the wiki descriptions. I'll research a little more next time, my bad.Survival mode can mean many different things. It simply isnt "Wave" based game play.
Survival can mean one life to complete the entire game, It can mean 1 life against many enemies for infinite E.G Fighting games. Survival can simply be the game is stacked against you and have to survive.
However the main thing that ties them all together is the use Survival.
Horde is very simply: Hordes are attacking in waves while you are stationed in a fixed point. Either for a set amount of waves or for infinite.
EDIT: Still, isn't Horde a type of Survival Mode? Shouldn't this be included in the wiki page?
@MikeGosot said:
@Akyho said:I see, guess i got confused by the wiki descriptions. I'll research a little more next time, my bad. EDIT: Still, isn't Horde a type of Survival Mode? Shouldn't this be included in the wiki page?Survival mode can mean many different things. It simply isnt "Wave" based game play.
Survival can mean one life to complete the entire game, It can mean 1 life against many enemies for infinite E.G Fighting games. Survival can simply be the game is stacked against you and have to survive.
However the main thing that ties them all together is the use Survival.
Horde is very simply: Hordes are attacking in waves while you are stationed in a fixed point. Either for a set amount of waves or for infinite.
I say there should be a general concept for survival modes - be they endless survive as long as you can challenges or the popular "horde mode" variant with its upgrades and waves. The different types should be described and categorized on the wiki page and the specific modes explained on each game's own page.
The Horde Mode page was explaining specific modes. So, using the survival mode to explain just general variants is great and much less work to do.@MikeGosot said:
@Akyho said:I see, guess i got confused by the wiki descriptions. I'll research a little more next time, my bad. EDIT: Still, isn't Horde a type of Survival Mode? Shouldn't this be included in the wiki page?Survival mode can mean many different things. It simply isnt "Wave" based game play.
Survival can mean one life to complete the entire game, It can mean 1 life against many enemies for infinite E.G Fighting games. Survival can simply be the game is stacked against you and have to survive.
However the main thing that ties them all together is the use Survival.
Horde is very simply: Hordes are attacking in waves while you are stationed in a fixed point. Either for a set amount of waves or for infinite.
I say there should be a general concept for survival modes - be they endless survive as long as you can challenges or the popular "horde mode" variant with its upgrades and waves. The different types should be described and categorized on the wiki page and the specific modes explained on each game's own page.
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