nanarchy said:
I have not seen a multi player or single player game that has come close to 10/10 and I doubt I ever will. If you can think of a flaw in a game but are willing to overlook it that's fine, but then even in your own mind it isn't 10/10, it is just good enough that you don't care aboutt he faults. The financial realities of game development means they must trade perfection for financial reality, most games go out the door with a huge list of known faults as it doesn't make financial sense to create perfection. plenty of games I would rate above a 9/10 though |
I think it's easier for a multiplayer to hit something close to perfect, for simple reason there's less capacity for game programmers to fuck something up. Think about an online FPS for example. It's really just an arena, so there's no story to fill out with superfluous plot devices, or dodgy AI behaviour.
