“Sick of picking up all the Bunny’s”: The First Descendant Community Already Hated Bunny Players, But Now It’s Worse

Many Bunny mains in The First Descendant are hopping onto the people's last nerve!

The First Descendant

SUMMARY

  • The First Descendant Bunny mains are known to get knocked down repeatedly.
  • This has led many players in the game to express their frustration, asking them to use the Increased HP module.
  • This is simply one of the many criticisms the players of the game have for the title.
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When people saw The First Descendant, many were aware of the experience they were walking into. Hero shooters tend to have some of the more critical gamers, with each character getting lambasted for traits and quirks that annoy others.

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This time around, the character in the line of fire is the speedster Bunny. She has quickly become a popular character in the game, a fact that not everyone is on board with. This is especially true for those who need to go around healing the bunnies on the battlefield!

Players Implore Bunny Mains to Utilize One Specific Module

Players in The First Descendant facing off against a giant mech.
Bunny can deal damage, but can’t take much. | Credits: Steam

In most games, the fastest characters tend to be the least equipped to take damage. This makes sense, as they need to stay light with minimal armor to maintain their maneuverability. However, this can hurt the team if the speedster is constantly knocked down and in need of reviving.

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It appears The First Descendant players are experiencing this very issue, and many are pretty much done with any player who mains Bunny. While she is fast, she also needs to be kitted out in a way that improves her survivability. One such piece of equipment is the Increased HP Descendant module, as suggested by Redditor SimplyJames.

Many comments in the thread state that they are constantly going around reviving players on the battlefield, which can be an annoying task.

Given that Bunny has become one of the more popular characters, despite many calling her voice annoying, one can expect to see her in pretty much every match. This means their teammates need to constantly be on the lookout in case their speedster has been downed.

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Currently, The First Descendant is not doing too well on Metacritic, sitting at a 4.9 User Review score, and the Critic Score isn’t anything stellar either. NEXON Games has a long road ahead of it if the studio wants to not only retain present players but also increase their concurrent player count. Add to the fact that the game has several bugs and technical issues that need to be resolved, and the studio is not in the best position when it comes to promoting their game.

The First Descendant Faces Repeated Criticism from Players

Players in The First Descendant engaging in a match against a wave of enemies.
The First Descendant has a number of bugs to fix. | Credits: Steam

It’s not been an easy time for NEXON ever since the release of its game. Live service hero shooters are always under scrutiny, such as Overwatch 2 with its decision to go 5v5, but a steady stream of complaints can damage the title’s reputation beyond repair.

The issue with Bunny mains is more of a player problem than an issue that NEXON needs to fix. However, they could step in by adding a bit more balance the character’s health, though this may not be taken kindly by the fans. For now, quite a few players know how to handle the issue.

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And they also understand that giving up on DPS for health can balance itself out.

The First Descendant may not be the best shooter on the market right now, but it has the potential to climb the ranks and be among the best with the right fixes and patches.

What are your thoughts on the game? Let us know in the comments below!

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Sagar Nerala

Written by Sagar Nerala

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Gaming was one of my earliest passions then along came writing, and here we are. I've been in the content creation space for several years now and as gamer for even longer. From understanding the complexities of a multilayer narrative to the simply joy of "big gun go boom", my goal is to capture all the emotions in between and put them down in an engaging manner.