For me even having multiplayer/online (more specifically, a recurring revenue stream) taints a game in the same way that IAP taints mobile games (with the exception of "remove ads", "full unlock", or "unlock level pack", if I see "500 gems" I run in the other direction).
It's been really sad to see my favorite franchises slowly go online/multiplayer (Elder Scrolls/Fallout) and I constantly worry that the games I've been playing for over a decade (like Oblivion, Skyrim, FO3, FO:LV, FO4, ME1, ME2, ME3) are the last of their breed. I'm glad the multiplayer is good, I'm happier that I don't have to deal with it at all if I don't want to. I'm so glad DRG support single player, gives you a bonus (Bosco), scales the game, and lets you pause. I've got hundreds and hundreds of hours in DRG and it's all solo aside from literally 5-10 games I played with friends-only (but none of them play regularly). I do continue to see this mentioned on Reddit. > Deep Rock Galactic seems to be a magical game where everyone comes together. Run to area event, get roped into the raid group, beat the big bad boss creature, get rewards, leave raid group. GW2 (requires a little bit of effort) and old Warhammer Online had this. I like how some MMO’s just threw you into a raid group if you were in the area. Even in DI, I run around ignoring party requests and playing how I want to play but there’s tons of content I can’t enjoy because I don’t have a party of 8 and refuse to party up with random 14 year old kids. The vast majority of my experience with D3 was solo, single-player. The vast majority of my experience playing D2 was solo, single player. What if I want to play during a flight or traveling where I have a few days down time? What if I want to play when I don’t have access to the internet? Sucks to be you… Developers shouldn’t assume every player has 7 friends who also play. Dungeons where I have to have 2+ more players to even participate despite my 9,000 combat rating.įorced multiplayer is bad. I’ve played every Diablo game since, including the latest Diablo Immortal. My first experience with Diablo was at a cybercafe in Virginia in 1996.
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