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There's multiplayer tho
Personally, I've been burned too many times by games that are technically fine to play solo, but have clear balancing deficiencies in that department that make the experience frustrating. So I appreciate it a lot when a developer like GSC makes it a point to commit to creating a dedicated single-player game from the ground up.
I wouldn't have any problem if they added on a co-op mode after releasing and bugfixing the main game. But as the two people before me have said, GSC has outright denied this possibility for STALKER 2.
That second parraf reminded me of Dead Space 3
Sad
Maybe modifications can make it happen but thats going to be a wait and see situation.
Not to mention I am one of those people who would love this type of game to be coop.
Unlike other people.
Ehh i think it would be cool if we enter certain locations like the 100 rads bar to see actual players we could trade with but to play through the entire storyline with other players would imo be disruptive.
Fair fair.
The game was never designed around a coop experience.
I found it cool back in the day to tag along with other NPC's as they travelled but wish they could come with me. Or better still my friends because then I can actually converse with my friends :D
Being able to go to the bar and talk to other players or even trade, that would be pretty slick! Until we get people dropping tons of hacked loot or giving it away which disheartens the game experience. Also breaks lobbies.
We dont need to pay 60-100+ to have a vessel to have our screens littered with ads pushing us to nickle and dime ourselves to death. Theres plenty of that crap on the market already. What we need is an actual, full legnth single player EXPERIENCE. Not an excuse for companies to charge us even more for pointless junk. And not a game built from the ground up to push that ♥♥♥♥ on us, gameplay and innovation be damned.
I know what your saying. Fortnite is a perfect example of what you speak of. But it does not mean you have to give into that crap. Atleast responsible people don't, but Fortnite exploits younger people who use Mommy and Daddy's credit cards for a simple skin.
And while yeah, it's absolutely crap that this stuff happens, think about the costs behind one of those items for the game.
You have to pay for the VFX, 3D Modelling, Texturing, Rigging, Animations and in some cases Licensing.
Depending on how much work goes into it you are right, these things are not worth that much money to thousands if not millions of consumers.
I've paid freelancers $200 just for a model or a simple piece of art for game development, but AAA stuff costs a lot more and has all the bells and whistles.
Everyone can agree, Micro-transactions in games is crap. You pay a premium price for a premium game, you don't expect so many micro transactions, and when you think how much people spend in games from tens of dollars to thousands of dollars, it is defiantly exploiting the players by design and psychology.
But to be fair and sensible here. Your base game is all to paid a premium to have and play. The next item they sell can not give you an unfair advantage over another player otherwise that becomes pay-to-win.
Games are for skill and mastery of the mechanics.
Skins, Cosmetics are your choice, they don't openly offer an advantage unless we are talking for colours in environments that can affect stealth or who gets targeted first.
But when that is the intent, then that does turn it into intended pay-to-win mechanics of the sale. Otherwise it's free choice to spend or not.
Stalker SOC, CS, COP are all single player games with an arena style multiplayer which for me at-least never had players to play with.
If a Stalker game came out with a COOP I would be so thrilled to try and grab my friends to get into this game!
But I can't, it's flat-lined me there.
I really would love a nice Stalker like multiplayer experience with friends.
Closest thing I can think of is/was fallen earth, but that game is quite janky to get into and play, it's not a high quality gaming experience but once you know the game, it is tolerable.
Theres always Stalcraft, it may look weird but you can play it with your buds