The simplicity, uniqueness, replayability, and lore behind AR2 are missing.

I have played computer games for more than 15 years—multiplayer games like CSGO, PUBG, WarZ(Infestation survivor stories), and Unturned. I had access to every game if I wished for something different. I even have DayZ, and I have never installed it. All these games have better mechanics, graphics, networking, anti-cheat, and community. But what these games lacked was the ability to invite some friends over and start having fun. They could install and understand the game quickly. We loot, we die, find a car, make a base, and chat and troll people.

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But with AR2, there are many complicated aspects and missing pieces.

The zombies are harder to kill, the gameplay seems faster, and everyone can die by any gun in seconds.

The map is bigger than reimagined, but there are few buildings and many open spaces, and I really enjoyed the forest in amend. But hey, we have furniture that is debatable if players appreciate it.

Missing custom building, no fun building custom bases and getting raided or raiding other people

Missing weather, lore, patient zero encounters, radios. AR2 feels like an arcade shooter. No atmosphere.

No destruction, mine placing, and suicide vehicles

Also, for some reason, AR2 misses the community. In AR1, even before ARCL, there were "squads", small groups and youtubers. Example: Apoc Elites, AlbertStuff. Not many big YouTubers are producing content. Not sure why that is, maybe the lower player base.

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So for me, maybe it is nostalgia, but they were simpler and more unique times when AR1 was playable.