| SjOne said: Watch all the previous haters of Titanfall get interested in it because its multiplatform |
Pretty sure most of the haters targetted the lack of SP campaign for most of their criticism. It was a nice big target for them to aim at. If the next game has a SP campaign, and as long as it's not just a long tutorial on how to use the different Titans, then those haters have a very convenient, and somewhat legitimate, reason to now be on board with Titanfall.
TBH, no SP campaign was a mistake. It was perhaps a risk that was worth taking, but it didn't really pay off. As was going MS exclusive. Of course if Xb one carried on with the momentum 360 built up (which is probably what EA was expecting), being MS exclusive would not have been much of a risk, and TF could have remained MS exclusive for good. But it's hard to walk away from what might become a 2:1 install base advantage, with a pretty substantial fps fanbase on it. And MS clearly didn't want to pay what EA would be asking to do that. It is also hard to put a price on the ambition to have the number 1 shooter in your stable, which cannot be achieved without PS.
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