Please turn game into a single payer game

[AAron]

hear me out, strip the multiplayer and release the campaigns as single player game.

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Nguyên văn bởi kritze:

Nguyên văn bởi KRIEGER-SEXYZMRD:

ROFLMAO....you cannot perfect perfection....you can do 1000000 things by your choice in this massive MMO.

Honestly, not really. Story, PvE, PvP. (Starfighter)
Story is limited
PvE is limited and repeating
PvP is a mess
Starfighter is fun PvP but depends on Matchmaker how valuable your team is. You get a massive overwhelming team and win in Seconds or a Team to lose in seconds. Rare to see matches that is balanced with real gameplay and close winnings.

Starfighter is not an fun at all becase its part of PvP too and lots of toxicty players too is there and them playing PvP. It's just waste of time if playing and boring. I'm glad never even played it and won't never start playing because is PvE is funnier. Starfighter would be lot better different game than swtor. its just sucks there swtor.

[Zero McDol]

I'd buy an offline singleplayer version of this game, but that clearly won't be happening, being a mmo and all.

As is, it's already fill with plenty of single player activities, so I'm not sure exactly what removing the last renaming multiplayer elements would do. In short, I disagree with the OP's suggestion.

[Fluffle Puff]

Nguyên văn bởi AAron:

hear me out, strip the multiplayer and release the campaigns as single player game.

I've wanted this since it went F2P. They refuse to do it.

[Theob]

Nguyên văn bởi AAron:

hear me out, strip the multiplayer and release the campaigns as single player game.

they do its on switch it was an xbox exclusive its called starwars the old republic but its single player

[Cyanmurder]

Im glad this is a multiplayer game, would have been dead bored if it was a single play game. Imagine running around by your self...yawns.

[Tealius Maximus]

Or we can have a new singleplayer Star Wars RPG

[Jin Yoichi]

Nguyên văn bởi AAron:

hear me out, strip the multiplayer and release the campaigns as single player game.

chances of that happening would be considerably LOW/non existant..
Could be done, but costs MONEI.. and that MONEI is not gonna be used to make this game offline.

Sorry to have to break it to you, but the reality of the situation stands, the game will shutdown someday and it will NEVER be running again...

But hopefully a BETTER starwars MMO will take its place otherwise, this will be a lost GEM

[(TTV)OnBrandRP]

Nguyên văn bởi AAron:

hear me out, strip the multiplayer and release the campaigns as single player game.

It already is if you only focus on the quests.

[(TTV)OnBrandRP]

Nguyên văn bởi Dr. Atrocious:

When the day comes that it shuts down, hopefully they would do that.

They won't lol that's just copium. Once the game shuts down they have nothing to gain by converting it into a singleplayer game. It would just cease to exist and later fans would try to recreate the game through self hosted servers.

[Dr. Atrocious]

Nguyên văn bởi Buckhunter:

They won't lol that's just copium. Once the game shuts down they have nothing to gain by converting it into a singleplayer game. It would just cease to exist and later fans would try to recreate the game through self hosted servers.

Perhaps English isn't your first language? I'm obviously well aware that it's unlikely, hence "hopefully". I did not say "they will most likely convert it to single player". Then you'd be correct in assuming this is copium.

SWTOR is rather unique in that the vast majority of it is fully voiced and story driven. If anything, it has always been a missed opportunity that it wasn't single player in the first place. While it wouldn't be unexpected of them to waste the potential again, it's not entirely accurate to say "they have nothing to gain". Many players would be willing to purchase a single player SWTOR experience.

[(TTV)OnBrandRP]

Nguyên văn bởi Dr. Atrocious:

Nguyên văn bởi Buckhunter:

They won't lol that's just copium. Once the game shuts down they have nothing to gain by converting it into a singleplayer game. It would just cease to exist and later fans would try to recreate the game through self hosted servers.

Perhaps English isn't your first language? I'm obviously well aware that it's unlikely, hence "hopefully". I did not say "they will most likely convert it to single player". Then you'd be correct in assuming this is copium.

SWTOR is rather unique in that the vast majority of it is fully voiced and story driven. If anything, it has always been a missed opportunity that it wasn't single player in the first place. While it wouldn't be unexpected of them to waste the potential again, it's not entirely accurate to say "they have nothing to gain". Many players would be willing to purchase a single player SWTOR experience.

and I reminded them that hoping for it is pointless. No company of an mmo would take the time to convert their game into a singleplayer experience when they aren't being paid to do so and offer no monetary gain whatsoever. Drop the passive aggressiveness, ♥♥♥♥.

P.S The only reason SWTOR was a MMO is because daddy EA wanted a WoW killer and at first it worked, for about a month, then the game died and eventually overtime went F2P because it lost a lot of money for EA. Bioware originally wanted to do a KOTOR 3 but were explicitly forced to make a MMO instead to replace Star Wars Galaxies.

EA would never allow any of the developers or management to turn a dead money maker into a singleplayer experience, sure some people would buy into a singleplayer conversion but it would cost more to convert than to make in sales. That is 100% objectively fact from a business standpoint. It just ain't worth it.

[Dr. Atrocious]

Nguyên văn bởi Buckhunter:

That is 100% objectively fact from a business standpoint. It just ain't worth it.

It's about as "objectively fact" as players claiming SWTOR would die soon a decade ago. There's no harm in waiting to see; however, if you're part of the crowd hoping SWTOR would die soon in hopes there'll be another Star Wars MMO even sooner, you may be out of luck. There's no telling how long this maintenance mode may last.

[(TTV)OnBrandRP]

Nguyên văn bởi Dr. Atrocious:

Nguyên văn bởi Buckhunter:

That is 100% objectively fact from a business standpoint. It just ain't worth it.

It's about as "objectively fact" as players claiming SWTOR would die soon a decade ago. There's no harm in waiting to see; however, if you're part of the crowd hoping SWTOR would die soon in hopes there'll be another Star Wars MMO even sooner, you may be out of luck. There's no telling how long this maintenance mode may last.

SWTOR isn't dead by any means and still has a thriving playerbase, thankfully.

However on launch SWTOR had A LOT more players than it does currently and it died within a month of release and steadily continued to decline up until they dropped it as F2P, which revived it. Then LOTS released and the steady decline happened again, even now the game ain't dead but if the right moves aren't made it will inevitably die in the future.

The game desperately needs to fulfill to different playerbases. The solo crowd that enjoys the storyline and quests and the mmo crowd that enjoy all of the mmo factors of the game.

SWTOR nearly falls under the same umbrella that FF14 has. Where it has a very deep and enriched story but where FF14 wins is that the mmo side is very heavy and has a lot of content for both. Perfect synergy between the two.

But SWTOR is focused heavily on the story and not so much the MMO.

Point I'm getting at before I ramble anymore is that SWTOR will eventually see a huge decline if content isn't added to balance out the story with the mmo aspects. Vets will get bored of the mmo, new players will play the story and quit soon after.

[Padashar]

Nguyên văn bởi Buckhunter:

Nguyên văn bởi Dr. Atrocious:

It's about as "objectively fact" as players claiming SWTOR would die soon a decade ago. There's no harm in waiting to see; however, if you're part of the crowd hoping SWTOR would die soon in hopes there'll be another Star Wars MMO even sooner, you may be out of luck. There's no telling how long this maintenance mode may last.

SWTOR isn't dead by any means and still has a thriving playerbase, thankfully.

However on launch SWTOR had A LOT more players than it does currently and it died within a month of release and steadily continued to decline up until they dropped it as F2P, which revived it. Then LOTS released and the steady decline happened again, even now the game ain't dead but if the right moves aren't made it will inevitably die in the future.

The game desperately needs to fulfill to different playerbases. The solo crowd that enjoys the storyline and quests and the mmo crowd that enjoy all of the mmo factors of the game.

SWTOR nearly falls under the same umbrella that FF14 has. Where it has a very deep and enriched story but where FF14 wins is that the mmo side is very heavy and has a lot of content for both. Perfect synergy between the two.

But SWTOR is focused heavily on the story and not so much the MMO.

Point I'm getting at before I ramble anymore is that SWTOR will eventually see a huge decline if content isn't added to balance out the story with the mmo aspects. Vets will get bored of the mmo, new players will play the story and quit soon after.

The fact that Star Wars on the Disney channel is at peak popularity and the game is not flourishing because of is a huge red flag. New players are coming but they are not staying. The only people that are staying are people who are invested via the items they have purchased or that small percentage of people that stick with a franchise no matter what. I am not a PVP guy but the masses have spoken and the devs have f***ed up yet again. I would bet most people complete the current story content and then go play other games for months until new story and the accompanying patch arrive. That is not a sustainable business model. Relying on the cartel market as a games major source of income will only go so far.

[Dr. Atrocious]

Nguyên văn bởi Buckhunter:

Point I'm getting at before I ramble anymore is that SWTOR will eventually see a huge decline if content isn't added to balance out the story with the mmo aspects. Vets will get bored of the mmo, new players will play the story and quit soon after.

This isn't much of a point at all. All the players could quit next year or they could manage to hang on for another 10 years.

At least on Star Forge, I'm still seeing hundreds of players on the fleet and on the starter planets at peak times. Impostors aside, actual vets know the player base has been far unhealthier than it is now.