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Maybe they just stop adding hard requirements for online connectivity to their single-players games, which is something which takes more effort to do in the fir
by rcxdude 1y ago
Maybe they just stop adding hard requirements for online connectivity to their single-players games, which is something which takes more effort to do in the first place?
- jt2190 1y agoI worry that they just stop completely shipong single-player mode as that seems easiest.
- pyrale 1y agoThat is fine. Other companies will fill that void. There are plenty of small indy companies that make great single-player games, that could benefit from the attention.
- dragonmost 1y agoThis might happen to so extent but a big part of the market is single player games, so those companies would also lose a large portion of their profit
- jt2190 1y agoOk, but the context of the article (which I quoted) is multi player games with a single player mode. Of course single player games don’t need and often don’t have a server, so whether or not they make up a large part of the market is irrelevant here.