Sentences with phrase «about a single player»

I won't go into much detail about the single player campaign controversy here, but I will say that you get to kill a lot of virtual people.

That's just talking about the single player experience mind you.

But fighting games aren't really all about the single player experience.

The multiplayer still isn't super impressive but either way I am more concerned about the single player mode for this game.

First of all, I don't care about the single player, at all.

I need to hear more about the single player content.

At the moment it looks like it's going to be a really fun multiplayer experience, what about a single player campaign?

With such a huge focus on online multiplayer, it's easy to forget about the single player experience.

If you feel bored or lonely about the single player play, just connect to the networks and compete with the players all over the world.

Since talking about the single player experience would contain way too many spoilers, let's focus on that multiplayer aspect, shall we?

But I've not really talked explicitly about the Single Player game itself and what it might be like in this new intramedia model.

I am all about the single player in Splatoon, and getting a whole new round of content PLUS story details in this Octo Expansion is almost too much for me to fathom!

Halo 3: ODST is not all about the single player campaign though, new to the Halo Series this game brings in a new multiplayer mode, known as Fire Fight.

Seriously admin, rehashing nonsense stories from the Metro, a website that runs 3 conflicting stories about a single player at the same time on the same day!

i was curious about the single player portion of battlefront II though it doesn't look worthwhile.

I'm talking about the Single Player here.

A few days ago, the Kirby 25th Anniversary account on Twitter shared some details about the Single Player mode in Kirby: Battle Royale.

This was because while the trailer showed the multiplayer (with all stages and weapons from the original game included), nothing was said about the single player.

He said: «I worry about every single player in my squad and I want every single player to be happy but at the end of the day only 11 players can start the game.

People are complaining about the single player, but I think that is absurd as this ia really a multiplayer game.

How about a single player campaign ala Brawl?

I do worry a bit about the single player experience which I confess I haven't spent a lot of time in.

However, if you care at all about single player content in your fighting games, proper support for arcade sticks and fight pads, a robust selection of modes, multi-person lobbies for online play, a diverse selection of stages to fight on, or a sizable roster of fighters to play with then Street Fighter V is going to disappoint you.

If you're talking about the single player longevity you may have a point, although it may be one of the rare cases where the length is just the right amount for the story, such as the case with heavenly sword.

In Mess About you can play a multiplayer game with bots and lastly the Gladiate mode seems to be a challenge room for each class to compete for top scores. Only the Mess About single player mode is available in the current beta.

Even though it was lacking any major information about the single player campaign, it gives us a small glimpse into what 343 industries have planned for the multiplayer elements of the game.

Randy chats with the Art Director for Company of Heroes 2 to chat about the single player portion of the game, explodability, and historical accuracy.

I know I am all doom and gloom up to this point and none of my comments about the single player thus far sound flattering; however, there is still plenty of «awesomeness» in the game's single player mode.

So to start the review, let's talk about the single player version of Conker's Bad Fur Day, which to be honest were passed up by N64 owners, probably because most of us who owned the console weren't old enough to play the game.

Where the reveal event in May told a lot about the single player and overall tone / style of the game, there was only a short tease of what's to come for multiplayer.

Now about that single player character problem...

What I don't like about single player mode is that you can't fly helicopters or fast movers.

When you think about all the eras, when you think about the single player, space combat, classes... There's so much depth there.

Dice isn't saying much about the single player campaign just yet, but the studio has revealed that their story will follow several characters located at various theaters of war around the world.

What about single player games?

Admittedly, most will only care about the single player in Andromeda, but those who enjoyed Mass Effect 3's multiplayer and want to see how Andromeda expands on those concepts will be sorely disappointed.

Oh and I am talking about single player here; multi-player isn't being assessed in this article.

Most details about the single player story are still kept secret, but we know that gambling and random events will make a return along with horsemanship challenges, a wide variety of side activities and the missions will change based on the choices that you make.

I know the ultimate edition comes with extra things, but I'm more about single player and DLCs that give you a reason to come back to the game.

With an 8 hour - ish campaign and plenty of collectibles to look for, Brave is all about its single player mode.

When will people understand that nobody who knows what's good for them wants multi-player in games that are about the single player experience.

But you're all Halo fans, you don't care about the single player campaign.

Talking about Single Player you can still pause the game but in a harder way.

If they decide to Stay the debacle of their transfer saga will make them to play among motivated players that have the chance to prove that AFC is not about a single player but the TEAM.

Can you tell me about the single player campaign?

But who really cares about single player?

To explain any further than this about the single player game would absolutely ruin the experience, but know that this final entry in the trilogy couldn't tie things up with a tidy little bow any better than this.

Best of luck on the Street Fighter V btw Michael (I also play that a lot)... I also completely agree with you about single player games very quickly feeling like work.

Can you tell me about the single player campaign?