Fps campaign vs multiplayer

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

So are you more interested in the multiplayer aspect or single player if a fps game has both options?For example cod,battlefield or halo?

[Psycho]

multiplayer. it always feels more exciting for me to get kills against real people rather than NPCs

[The Commendatore]

Campaign. I haven't been interested in multiplayer for years.

[Lx.]

Both

[Adrian Fahrenheit Tepes]

Fps games are made to be played pvp or be challenging like payday or doom

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

single player or both but I don't mind a single player experience that replicate online games like quake 3 ... it still allow you to adjust the difficulty as you get better.

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

Originally posted by Kenny Ackerman:

Fps games are made to be played pvp or be challenging like payday or doom

Probably most people buy them for the multi player but im buying the cod games for the single player but they are way to short for that price

[Incarnate]

Neither. FPS games are never worth the 60 or 40 bucks. That's where open-world games kick their ***.

But if you had to choose an FPS for the long term, you should pick whichever has the best single player. Multiplayer dies quick. You might get a game in a year and find the online community already dead or in single digits.

If you're just talking about the short term, I'd go with whatever FPS has the best-looking MP. Single player games are usually linear and have zero replay-ability. Sixty bucks to play a linear 12-hour campaign once every two years? That's a freaking joke. Wait two years and they'll be selling it for five dollars.

[Angel]

I prefer single player since I don't like team mates screaming at me if the team doesn't play the way they want to play. Gee Gee!

[BRM62C]

I mostly play multiplayer, just reels me in, but i do feel like the single player aspects are always more genuinely interesting, and relaxing. I wish i could enjoy it much more, but it is nice.

[SMIFFY]

Single player but I have no interest in games like CoD or Battlefield because their single player campaigns seem more like afterthoughts.

[Chris]

People are buying them for the mp a 5 hour game is never worth the full price.If you buy it physically for console you can sell it after or you wait until a deep sale

[REVERIE]

Originally posted by Incarnate:

Neither. FPS games are never worth the 60 or 40 bucks. That's where open-world games kick their ***.

But if you had to choose an FPS for the long term, you should pick whichever has the best single player. Multiplayer dies quick. You might get a game in a year and find the online community already dead or in single digits.

If you're just talking about the short term, I'd go with whatever FPS has the best-looking MP. Single player games are usually linear and have zero replay-ability. Sixty bucks to play a linear 12-hour campaign once every two years? That's a freaking joke. Wait two years and they'll be selling it for five dollars.

12 Hour isn't bad if you think the campaign isn't less mediocrity. If multiplayer mode is the biggest highlight then SP is just a sprinkle on top, hiring whatever writers can write a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ story on it with pro war narrative.

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

Originally posted by Incarnate:

Neither. FPS games are never worth the 60 or 40 bucks. That's where open-world games kick their ***.

But if you had to choose an FPS for the long term, you should pick whichever has the best single player. Multiplayer dies quick. You might get a game in a year and find the online community already dead or in single digits.

If you're just talking about the short term, I'd go with whatever FPS has the best-looking MP. Single player games are usually linear and have zero replay-ability. Sixty bucks to play a linear 12-hour campaign once every two years? That's a freaking joke. Wait two years and they'll be selling it for five dollars.

It’s more the opposite mp keeps the game alive

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

FPS is a broad genre and also include games like deus ex which are very worth buying as solo player games ... it's not just call of duty and the like that should be considered.

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

Originally posted by Lemonfed:

FPS is a broad genre and also include games like deus ex which are very worth buying as solo player games ... it's not just call of duty and the like that should be considered.

It’s first person but it’s an immersive sim