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Warren Spector's Thick as Thieves gets a bit less interesting as it ditches PvPvE for solo and co-op play
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There's definitely substantial potential for PvPvE if you make the E portion challenging enough. I hosted a few battle royale events on a DayZ server with dangerous mutants, which were particularly concentrated around the final zone, and it was a lot of fun. I remember at one point seeing a calculated last minute betrayal leading to a firefight with another survivor who heard the shots nearby, which then led to both of them being attacked by a monster. The chaos of it all was a lot of fun.