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I've played computer games since the 1980s, considerable hours as a single player. I hadn't realized I was bored that whole time. Just to add: I prefer single

I've played computer games since the 1980s, considerable hours as a single player. I hadn't realized I was bored that whole time. Just to add: I prefer single player games. Multiplayer is a commitment. And I've been there. I put thousands of hours into Everquest and I've also put over a thousand hours into Fallout: Las Vegas. I've completed Doom. I was Elite in Elite. Finished Gran Torismo, Burnout 1 & 2. The Getaway - all great single player experiences. More recently the F.E.A.R series back to back. You can't lump single player games into a single experience.

baldfat 10y ago
I was also an Elite in Elite with the STUPID prism for copyright stupidity. I also made a few thousand dollars in RTS games in the 90s. Single player = figure out the math/winning algorithm Multiplayer = Competition. Playing against humans with the same rules. I am to old for basketball now my competition juices get to flow in less then 3 minutes. I jump into a game play for 5 to 60 minutes and then I can just walk away.