*Sound Of Rain on 25 September 2014
| BraLoD said: Single player, no doubt. They tend to provide better story and gameplay because they are focused on making the game keep interesting while it last. Multiplayers focused games tend to provide interaction between people as it focus and end up lacking substantial quality to interest me, it's too much time doimg the same for no real goal to be reached. My friends are all focused in multiplayer games so I end up playing with them locally and it's fun too, it's nice to do once or twice a week, and the multiplayer can make the game interesting for some more time, but I really preffer single player as a form of entertainment. |
That makes sense. I think, I just like the "pick up and play" option more nowadays.
I'm becoming even more of a casual gamer.
