How do you feel about pvp online game.

[Viktor]

I personally play single player game not a lot pvp game is it any good?

[UrMumsBoyfriend]

PvP is meh

It just depends on your tastes

Or if your like me it depends if your getting sick of hate messages for being even slightly decent at a game

[Jonathan Sensei]

It depends on the type of game for me. In general they're equally fun and frustrating to play most of the time.

[Viktor]

Is dota 2 any fun?

[Jonathan Sensei]

Publicado originalmente por bingkangzhang19:

Is dota 2 any fun?

Yes, it is. But your mileage will vary. Playing with a group of friends is ideal, otherwise the game tends to be more frustrating.

[Viktor]

How are the community in pvp game?

[=CrimsoN=]

I prefer co-op.
Much less frustrating or toxic.

[Jonathan Sensei]

Publicado originalmente por bingkangzhang19:

How are the community in pvp game?

The majority are okay, but there are some who're intent on ruining other's fun in-game or those who take the game way too seriously and get overly passionate about winning... and overly upset with losing. It real boils down to what you can tolerate and ignore.

[agu]

I like it, it's fun trying to demonstrate you're superior to total strangers on a video game. It can be stressful and frustrating though.
I'm pretty toxic myself so other toxic people don't affect me as much

[Χάρης]

Publicado originalmente por bingkangzhang19:

Is dota 2 any fun?

you will find out after you waste thousands of hours on it.

[PL@YER]

i like not letting people play the video game in fighting games

[UrMumsBoyfriend]

Publicado originalmente por pl@yer:

i like not letting people play the video game in fighting games

Truly an evil man

[Moogal™]

I strongly prefer single player games. You can do everything in your own way and pace. Multiplayer is so stressful, even CO OP sometimes. I don't like it much nowadays.

(But if you see all i have played since the 90s there is probably an even distribution between single and multiplayer games i played. I think i have played a bit more SP though, at least i hope i did not waste too much time with toxic people.)

[PL@YER]

Publicado originalmente por The Cardigan Kid:

Publicado originalmente por pl@yer:

i like not letting people play the video game in fighting games

Truly an evil man

snap fixes 3 on 3 fighters and no one can change my mind, sorry if its not interactive for the person being constantly snapped.

[crgzero]

The only time I've ever enjoyed pvp was in SWG many many years ago. Big ass armies of Rebels and Emps duking it out on a battlefield.

Now days, or well not just now, been like this since Ultima Online it's just a gank fest.

I did kinda like BGs in WoW though. Still preferred the mass wars of SWG.

[Acolyte]

pvp is definitely a good challenge. the kind that you would never be able to get out of some AI. the good kinds of pvp are the ones with a big variety of different weapons, enough to create many different playstyles with many different counters yet still leave in some places where you can read your opponent and kill them. a skill-based pvp system that requires all fields of skill, including reaction time, strategy, opponent-reading and playstyle-mastering.

even through that though, multiplayer games can get very boring. the cycle is repetitive and no matter how big the roster is, the reads will feel very similar and become tiring to output. pvp has its limits.

single-player allows for many more topics to be discussed. many more genres of games to try out. many rng systems that make gameplay satisfying in on itself. no infuriating server lag or annoying/toxic opponent behaviours. no more forum toxicity, as is present on most multiplayer games. just pure gameplay, of every kind. you can play at your own pace, and discover things in your own time. you get much more lore in single-player games, and a much more lively world. etc. single-player still has its limits, but those limits extend very far while still keeping the enjoyment factor high with its replay value. it could come from rogue-likes, which have randomized areas and item drops to give you a completely unique challenge every time. it could be exploration games like minecraft with extreme replay value because of all the adventures and shenanigans that could be had, and all the potential things to build. it could simply be because of the gameplay's very satisfying flow, that you would never be able to otherwise obtain with a pvp game. there's just so much to be had in single-player games.


so basically, the above is why i prefer single-player over multi. though multi still definitely has a bunch of ups, they're nowhere near the size of single-player. that's just opinion though. people might still get enough joy out of the general randomness of team-based pvp matches, or they might enjoy refining skill in a duelling ring. ive experienced both myself, but there are only so many unique multi-player games out there. that is why overall, i prefer single-player. it provides a sheer amount of variety and unique content that no multiplayer-focused game would be able to bring out.