TheDarkRats wrote...
I am surprised at all of the negativity in comparison to how ME3's MP was surprisingly so well received when people were able to try it.
Well, the naysayers seem to be in three main groups:
1.) Drawing a correlation the negativity associated with the endings with the presence of MP. Personally, I think that's malarkey as the "issue" stemmed from writing rather than mechanics, QA, etc. but nontheless the argument pops up.
2.) SP purists that loathe the concept of MP, or at least loathe the concept of MP in Dragon Age. For them, the game being SP is a matter of principle and the presence of MP would violate that. Frankly these people will not be convinced by any argument.
3.) Doubters that fear if it were done, it'd be terrible or in some other way detract from the overall quality of the game. With this the issue is not the MP itself, but Bioware's ability to create it and balance it with SP. These ones can be debated with but are most likely gonna have to see it to believe it.
And honestly the best way to squelch all this (or at least most of it) would be to release a demo that includes part of MP, much like ME3 did prior to release. The demo was one of the things ME3 really nailed on the head-got people to buy in to the concept of MP, show em it was enjoyable, etc. So if they make a solid MP and show it off adequately in the demo, most of the criticism will fall apart before the game is even released.
The rest will stay around forever. But the people that enjoyed the MP will not care.
Modifié par Volus Warlord, 24 juin 2013 - 02:56 .