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im pretty sure you can play custom game
I used to play BLops1 zombies offline all the time
no no no. yes, you can play black ops 1 zombies offline but on black ops 2 the menu comes up and it gives you the choices of : Online, campaign, mutiplayer & quit. in order to play zombies or multiplayer in any way you must be connected to internet and have access to it. it will show a box saying "connectecting to online services" then when it connects through the internet you can play custom game.
Then just remove access to it. Or atleast let people play survival. -_-
The real reason why its online only is so that people don't cheat the leaderboards in some way, which already happens anyway.But the custom game should have an offline mode. This is just really disappointing.
you dont need a router for internet.. its called a modem...
but thats besides the point... providers GIVE you a modem when you subscribe...
agreed
If you're being serious, then you obviously don't get out of the house much. Just in the past 4 days - my router broke and I didn't have Internet for an afternoon. The coffeeshop's connection isn't good enough to play online with people. And I had a 14 hours bus ride with, you guessed it, no Internet. Sure, I could pay hundreds and get a sat hook-up.
On topic, devs and pubs who allow single-player portions of their games to be controlled by the connection are probably not gamers themselves. I think that's a massively emergent problem in the industry nowadays - lotsa big wigs and high ranking execs making decisions based on what it's gonna give them, not on what is the player gonna be able to do.