This game need multiplayer ASAP.........

[Mad]

We are focusing on a single-player experience first. However, if the community is interested, we are open to seriously consider a multiplayer after the release.

After a long time very fun game but this is a 100% multiplayer game lets go boys we need multiplayer in this game.

[c0hKaine]

I think multiplayer would be great. there are a ton of things to keep track of and even intermediary steps to start off stuff. everyone here is forgetting that planning mode exists and is pretty good. add some mp features! as everyone also said there would be minimal interaction to introduce it and speed/slow downs can be sync'd to host.

also dev here find it funny how 20 years means he has written every line and knows every convention at its bleeding edge? not possible and even if true everyone should know software can be """uniquely""" written and even 100 years of software exp would not prepare for some implementations. that isn't this case here and object oriented and agile can account for shifts in scope.

[Peter34]

Both Factorio and Satisfactory are avatar-based games, where the player controls an avatar figure moving around inside the game world, and with a limited range-of-influence.

It makes some sense to extrapolate from that to there being more than one avatar, each controlled by a different player.

[schnappkatze]

Absolutely not. The valuable dev time should go into perfection this into a briliant single player game.

[Tasolth]

You know. You could always volunteer your time and programming expertise.



What? You don't have time or the required experience? Well... then get back in line like the rest of us. They are not going to scrap their current plans just because you want multiplayer right now.

[jwc123]

One more No thanks.

I find this game to be extremely rewarding as is, amazingly bug free, and doesn't require a high dollar system to have good graphics and maintain a respectable FPS rate. To this player, while amazingly complex and challenging, it runs smooth, trouble-free, and was/is relatively simple to learn, navigate, and control.

In other words, no drama.

Start messing around with the fundamentals and the drama begins.

If I want drama in a factory game whether it be for multiplayer, to go shoot something, need to laugh out loud, want build something pretty, or like to wowed by spectacular graphic artistry, Satisfactory fills all those desires just fine.

[pariah]

I'm not interested either (as I mentioned earlier), but you guys should probably be mindful that if you're surveying the current audience of hardcore solo players you're gonna get a lot of hardcore solo answers.

Just like, I don't wanna see everyone having aneurysms if they ever do announce it.