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Rainbird on 12 July 2008
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naznatips said:
LongLiveTheBeatles said:
|_emmiwinks said:

I know you said that people that say they are different games should go die and all... But how can you base a tatical online multiplayer only title to a Single Player driven game?

I think Resistance 2 is the better game based souly on the fact it has a story AND 60 player multiplayer. Though I think Left 4 Dead is going to be amazing. just, not so amazing if I dont have any friends on, unlike R2.

I'm putting more of an emphasis on co-op. As you know, Resistance 2 has a campaign dedicated towards the 8 player co-op with classes and everything.

 

 

But it's just a co-op campaign... the same thing that's been in co-op games for 10 years.  It's not doing anything different in co-op.  L4D is added whole new dynamics to co-op.

Wait what? I never heard of a game with a dedicated co-op campaign before R2. Care to elaborate?

Choosing between these two games is not difficult for me, I choose R2, hands down.

I don't think that L4D is gonna be a bad game, by any means, but what makes my choice so easy, is the fact that I would much rather have a great SP campign over great MP any time.

R2 gives me a solid SP campaign, with awesome boss encounters (the only one we know of this far is the Leviathan, 300 ft tall monstrosity), an 8 player co-op campaign (with its own seperate story, and has its own bossencounters, some of which you must be 8 players to be able to defeat.) and it gives me a 60 man online player, with some great squadbased combat (every previewer agrees, its good online).

L4D gives me a solid SP campaign where I will be teamed with three AI partners where we are to kill our way through zombie mobs, trying to accomplish various objectives. The SP campaign is also the MP campaign as it is here you have co-op. The game features revolutionary AI (the AI director), which makes sure that every playthrough is different from the ones you have already played, with different spawns of zombie masses and bosses. You also have the option to play as a zombie if you die.

(and yes, I know less about L4D then I do about R2)

Another thing that makes my choice easy is that Valve has ever only made one game which kept me interested in it. Portal. I don't do much in online, so I never got into TF1/2 and CS, and for some reason I was always bored by the Half-Life games.

I am most generally going to play L4D, and I will probably like it. But I wont play until I have a better PC, it would be a shame to play it on my laptop (if it can even play it that is. It just barely played Portal).

So R2 wins, because of the amount of content.