Posted: April 20th, 2009, 19:04
BECAUSE THEY SAID SO!!!
Now, I've calmed down a little - what Berk and buzz said. Multiplayer is fun when it works well, or when we're doing something that's utterly different to what the games designers had in mind. Jops faaabulous smoke is a prime example.
To go on a list of games I would tout to anyone that they had to play I would pick games that offered an outstanding single player experience, an amazing story, genuine re-playability or innovation and depth.
This is why I would put WOW on there as the best mmong to play (despite steering clear myself) and cs, ut and beef as ideal examples of top multiplayer shooters. But mostly things like dungeon keeper, fallout, system shock, stalker and oblivion are going to fill my list because I'm relying on no other player and the interaction is between me and the designers world and they offer great examples of worlds I've interacted with a great deal.
Now, I've calmed down a little - what Berk and buzz said. Multiplayer is fun when it works well, or when we're doing something that's utterly different to what the games designers had in mind. Jops faaabulous smoke is a prime example.
To go on a list of games I would tout to anyone that they had to play I would pick games that offered an outstanding single player experience, an amazing story, genuine re-playability or innovation and depth.
This is why I would put WOW on there as the best mmong to play (despite steering clear myself) and cs, ut and beef as ideal examples of top multiplayer shooters. But mostly things like dungeon keeper, fallout, system shock, stalker and oblivion are going to fill my list because I'm relying on no other player and the interaction is between me and the designers world and they offer great examples of worlds I've interacted with a great deal.
