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Not every shooter needs multiplayer, online or otherwise. Any game that HAS multiplayer needs to have offline capability by default.
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Especially on Steamfest. Many games I couldn't try cause offline is disabled and there was not one person playing the game.Not every shooter needs multiplayer, online or otherwise. Any game that HAS multiplayer needs to have offline capability by default.
Another great take on why somebody hates video games.Video games are to millennial zoomer types what nigger ball is to boomers, a low iq distraction. That being said occasionally the medium can produce true art or valid entertainment etc.
I actually liked the bulky Xbox OG controller. It was easier to grip from my experience.
One of the greatest tragedies in gaming is the removal of offline splitscreen multiplayer and forcing you to be online for certain game modes. Why do I need an online account to play a horde mode game by myself, and why does it have to be always online? That's always been a pain in my ass.Not every shooter needs multiplayer, online or otherwise. Any game that HAS multiplayer needs to have offline capability by default.
It also means you need four copies, and four consoles, for four players as well which is another factor. Plus four copies means four email addresses, phone numbers, credit cards, and other data that these companies can sell to business or intelligence services. Like how streaming services are now actively blocking account sharing, and trying to get you to sign additional accounts onto the plan, so that they can collect more data and isolate their users more.One of the greatest tragedies in gaming is the removal of offline splitscreen multiplayer and forcing you to be online for certain game modes. Why do I need an online account to play a horde mode game by myself, and why does it have to be always online? That's always been a pain in my ass.
Exactly. They destroyed what was a fun party mechanic where you and three of your buddies can just shoot the shift and have fun, just so they can mooch off whales. And the fact that it worked is one of the greatest tragedies in gaming history. The money-grubbers won over the people who want to make fun games. Is it any surprise that the gaming industry is in the shits that it is now?It also means you need four copies, and four consoles, for four players as well which is another factor. Plus four copies means four email addresses, phone numbers, credit cards, and other data that these companies can sell to business or intelligence services. Like how streaming services are now actively blocking account sharing, and trying to get you to sign additional accounts onto the plan, so that they can collect more data and isolate their users more.
I remember the PSP and DS having ad-hoc multiplayer built in. Ad-hoc is the ability to locally share your game for a multiplayer session to nearby systems. That should make a comeback.It also means you need four copies, and four consoles, for four players as well which is another factor. Plus four copies means four email addresses, phone numbers, credit cards, and other data that these companies can sell to business or intelligence services.
It won't, not in the foreseeable future, because game companies want you buying copies per player. The only exception are free to play games riddled with microtransactions.I remember the PSP and DS having ad-hoc multiplayer built in. Ad-hoc is the ability to locally share your game for a multiplayer session to nearby systems. That should make a comeback.
Gameboy games had that as did tons of PC games. Lots of PC games would ship with two installers, one for the entire game, and then one for multiplayer which didn't require the disc. So you could install the multiplayer component an an infinite number of PCs. This encouraged students at universities to share the games and would fuel them to purchase their own copy for the story or campaign mode.I remember the PSP and DS having ad-hoc multiplayer built in. Ad-hoc is the ability to locally share your game for a multiplayer session to nearby systems. That should make a comeback.
I have fond memories of a friend bringing his CRT TV and Playstion on the bus so we could play C&C Red Alert via link cable.One of the greatest tragedies in gaming is the removal of offline splitscreen multiplayer and forcing you to be online for certain game modes
Those were the days. When gaming was far more innocent in terms of PVP.I have fond memories of a friend bringing his CRT TV and Playstion on the bus so we could play C&C Red Alert via link cable.
I think that when companies became comfortable making multiplayer-only games it cheated us of a ton of potentially great campaigns. Everyone started churning out multiplayer games with niches (like Rising Storm 2 for Vietnam, Chivalry 2 for fantasy Medieval, and WW1 Game Series with WW1) that could have had at least a small-scale, poorly-acted campaign, and instead these niches have no campaign and no room for a competitor.Not every shooter needs multiplayer, online or otherwise. Any game that HAS multiplayer needs to have offline capability by default.
That's kind of unpopular, in the sense that I tend to either see people completely dismiss vidya or completely devote themselves to it. I agree that the medium occasionally can produce true art. As in, it has the potential, sometimes it does, but it's mostly the cheapest kind of pulp.Video games are to millennial zoomer types what nigger ball is to boomers, a low iq distraction. That being said occasionally the medium can produce true art or valid entertainment etc.
They have (had?) mobile ports of CoD Zombies for iPhone/iPad. I don't like horde modes, but I have been enjoying myself with Der Riese. I think the best Zombies maps were Mob of the Dead, Shadows of Evil, Der Riese, Buried and IX.CoD Zombies is better than most of the CoD games. I wish they would just make a zombies only game which had all the maps from all the games into one but sadly that wouldn't make as much money so Activision never will.
I'm not interested in phoned in campaigns the same way I'm not interested in tacked on multiplayer. Should there be offline local multiplayer? Absolutely.I think that when companies became comfortable making multiplayer-only games it cheated us of a ton of potentially great campaigns. Everyone started churning out multiplayer games with niches (like Rising Storm 2 for Vietnam, Chivalry 2 for fantasy Medieval, and WW1 Game Series with WW1) that could have had at least a small-scale, poorly-acted campaign, and instead these niches have no campaign and no room for a competitor.
"For Boomers, TV is a primary sense organ."Boomers in my experience are massive hypocrites (but its to be expected with old people with anything) about vidya. They recognize TV as a waste of time but become outright indignant at the idea that vidya is just young people's TV.
And that's a good thing. A lot of the stuff consider "high art" nowadays was mass entertainment in it's day.it's mostly the cheapest kind of pulp.