It appears that many gamers lose interest in the story telling antics of single player games.
Here is a look at the first two maps of Season 6 for Multiplayer.
La Casa involves intense action in a Vill and Koro Village is a battle in the streets where enemies lurk at all angles and shadows.
Modern Warfare 3 is set to be one of the biggest COD games yet features-wise, but it shouldn't leave out one of the best MW2 game modes in the rear view mirror.
Some alleged Modern Warfare 2 pay-to-win elements were recently added, see what they are here and how they work.
The DOG is legit Broken if ur hiding in a room or grass he turns his head even if ur behind a closed door he turns his head and barks letting them know where u at thats PAY TO WIN!!!!!
Probably gonna see more of this BS once the deal is fully done..Gotta recoup that 70B.
No way !!! Nobody wouild think they would monetize on items that weak asses will use to get advantage during multiplayer action !!! I would never think they would do that ... I mean is a free to play game after all ! /S
Wait once M$ will put their greasy hands all over Activizion and you will see what awaits the "lucky" ones who will play this slot machine of a game. Sooooo Lame !
If I had to pick just 1...I would have picked singleplayer any day.
I find it sad the important of multiplayer taking over development of some games resulting in some poor single player experiences. But I am glad there are developers out their who do produce some fantastic single player experiences. Multiplayer is great but ,to me, it is a nice extra compared to the single player (the one I prefer to play)
The only games I buy are single player games.
I play games for relaxation and escapism.
I'll leave the headset screaming matches to the only children.
Split screen co-op or LAN is the only way to do multiplayer imo, it maintains the social aspect and doesn't make you a dysfunctional social reject like most online gamers are.
While I prefer mp orientated games myself.. on losing interest on sp games I have just one word to counter the argument.. Skyrim. I usually find sp games boring especially those with a more linear approach to them. Skyrim though has completely changed my view on sp games and I've barely played anything else since it came out.
So people lose interest in singleplayer but, what, never lose interest in multiplayer...where you basically do the same thing over and over? Then the games they give as examples are games where he developer focused on multiplayer or just had a poor singleplayer experience.
Stop using multiplayer as a cruch and build a better single player (or coop) experience and those numbers will change.
I would always choose a good singleplayer game over a multiplayer game. Though my biggest preference is to have a game that does both well. (Though I prefer Coop multiplayer, hord/beast type modes, or stategy multiplayer more than just a bunch of run and gun (or camp) everyone else. I mean some of that is fun but it grows old without anything else rather quickly.)