Not a deal breaker but disappointing. Based on gameplay videos it seemed like there were at least 10 or 12 players per team, but now it seems like half of them were just bots. It's like they're trying to show off the "power of the cloud" by adding more AI teammates instead of real players.
Why don't they just tell us what they're doing with these so called "AI" controlled NPCs. All they ever talk about is how the cloud powers the AI. Based on the gameplay videos all it looks like they're doing is replacing what could have been real players with AI controlled ones, because in the demos there appear to be about 10 or 12 players on each team not just 6.
All of you guys saying Titanfall was designed around 6v6 matches need to go back and watch the gameplay vids, at the beginning of each match it clearly shows 10 or 12 players on each team! So you know what that means? It means half of your freaking team is made up of bots just to fill out the maps (not even counting the titans that can follow you)! All of you guys saying well Gears is only 5v5 or COD is (mostly) 6v6 also need to realize these maps have a lot more verticality since you have ...
All of you guys saying Titanfall was designed around 6v6 matches need to go back and watch the gameplay vids, at the beginning of each match it clearly shows 10 or 12 players on each team! All of you guys saying well Gears is only 5v5 or COD is (mostly) 6v6 also need to realize these maps have a lot more verticality since you have a jet pack, and they also appear to be at least the size of a Halo big team battle map if not bigger! So you know what that means? It means half of your freaking ...
Wouldn't it have made more sense to just leave the 6v6 (with bots) as one game mode for beginners to play until they learn the game? Then they could have had another game mode with like 12v12 or more (without bots) for the advanced players.