Online gaming is something you have to invest in. The OP is a good example. It takes time to level up, learn the maps and gear and to polish your skills until you are where you want to be in that very competitive environment.
So therefore there's not many games I regularily play online, but once I do, I can put hundreds of hours into the online multiplayer and obviously that's more than the time put in a single player campaign of a typical game.
This is shooters I'm talking about mainly. Wonderful action games like Red Dead Redemption and Assassin's Creed don't have online modes that hook me.
Shooters like Crysis, Dead Space, Halo, Bioshock, Rage and Call of Duty I buy mainly for the single player campaign with no serious intention to invest in the multiplayer but in the case of Bad Company 2 and BF3 I didn't play the single player campaign at all.
Battlefield is all about multiplayer. Battlefield is so freaking good.
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