Famus, it’s like this… actually first a back ground, I’m the type of game player who over the span of 2 years (very casually to very avid) took apart Monster Hunter for the Ps2 and beat it 100% offline, down to the complete monoblos and rathalos set. (If you’ve played MH you know how time intensive that can get.)
Compared to this game Monster Hunter has 0 story, this game has a lot of offline content that make it a viable standalone game, no need for multiplayer, it would be like playing Zelda split screen… that sounds cool on paper, but if you really think about it OoT would have to be reworked totally to make that fun.
What I’m saying is online multi is fun but offline would be interesting but probably not needed.