Lord Griegous
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I am a huge split-screen apologist, but expecting a multiplayer-only game like titanfall to have it, would be too optimistic. I am not the least bit surprised by these news.
I thought people assumed that?
Who plays split screen these days?
Halo
Borderlands
Call Of Duty
Left 4 Dead
Resistance
Resident Evil
Gears of War
Portal 2
Army of Two
Uncharted 3
Killzone 3
Those are some obscure games that support this weird niche request for sure.
Ding, Ding!! Right on.Split-screeners in COD are almost always total scrubs. And since they'll take up 2 slots out of 6 for a team, they very frequently completely sink their team. The game is probably better off for it.
Split screen? I haven't done that crap since Halo 1. LAN capability would be a way better option.
Buy a second TV and console you poor people.
Split-screeners in COD are almost always total scrubs. And since they'll take up 2 slots out of 6 for a team, they very frequently completely sink their team. The game is probably better off for it.
Ding, Ding!! Right on.
I spent years and years wishing I could have my own damn screen in multiplayer, and the advent of robust online multiplayer is like living in some kind of fantasy future world to me still. I'm always a tad baffled when I see people actually refusing to purchase a game due to the lack of something that I will always consider a stopgap band-aid due to tech limitations.
Fuck them right?
Move people playing that way to a separate playlist then. It's not rocket science and there are already so many different playlists.
I get it, I really do. However I constantly have friends over for football games etc. We always play some split screen call of duty or Halo. These games aren't budget titles. It should not be too much to ask.
I spent years and years wishing I could have my own damn screen in multiplayer, and the advent of robust online multiplayer is like living in some kind of fantasy future world to me still. I'm always a tad baffled when I see people actually refusing to purchase a game due to the lack of something that I will always consider a stopgap band-aid due to tech limitations.
This makes more sense.But to completely pass on the game because of it? I just think that's absurd. Halo and COD will be there with their splitscreen play for those football game halftimes. I get that it's a "nice to have," but an actual purchase killer? That's just a wholly alien mindset to me.
news flash: not every game is for everyone.
But to completely pass on the game because of it? I just think that's absurd. Halo and COD will be there with their splitscreen play for those football game halftimes. I get that it's a "nice to have," but an actual purchase killer? That's just a wholly alien mindset to me.
But to completely pass on the game because of it? I just think that's absurd. Halo and COD will be there with their splitscreen play for those football game halftimes. I get that it's a "nice to have," but an actual purchase killer? That's just a wholly alien mindset to me.
Everyone seems to think this game is the next best thing, but based on what? 25 mins play time? We know nothing about the content (or lack of it from what I can tell). So far, based on what we do know, there is no way this game is worth £50 in the UK. I hope EA/Respawn prove me wrong, but when I asked them direct after answering a previous question they went surprisingly quiet.
What my advise would be is to wait and see, rather than building this up as the next big thing (which all sounds like desperation that it is, rather than being sure about the fact).
Yeah, seriously. The multiplayer looks fun, but it also looks like it doesn't have much variety, and I couldn't see myself playing it for long. A good diversity of interesting gametypes could help a lot, but all the maps look like they're in an urban setting (right?), there's no other vehicles aside from Titans, and COD style gunplay just gets old fast. This went from being a potential system seller to a possible pass for me.This game is really starting to fall into $39.99 category for me real fast.
Who plays split screen these days?
Split screen gaming is dead. Id be more shocked if it had included it
Unfortunate, but you could call this from a mile away.
These days it's more surprising when there is splitscreen, sadly.
Split screen gaming is dead. Id be more shocked if it had included it
Is Titanfall The only AAA, EA game thats not On Frostbite 3?
Edit: Minus EA Sports of course.
Is Titanfall The only AAA, EA game thats not On Frostbite 3?
Edit: Minus EA Sports of course.
Isn't surprising for an online only game. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if we see the death of split screen FPS happen with this new gen.
Totally, and lots of other people. I try getting friends together for gaming hangouts as often as possible. I've been doing it for 15 years and I love it.Try telling that to college campuses.
I find that pretty hard to believe, at least in a first world country.
The purpose and novelty of split screen multiplayer could not be further over your head if it was andromeda.I spent years and years wishing I could have my own damn screen in multiplayer, and the advent of robust online multiplayer is like living in some kind of fantasy future world to me still. I'm always a tad baffled when I see people actually refusing to purchase a game due to the lack of something that I will always consider a stopgap band-aid due to tech limitations.
Not aslong as COD is still around. They get it.
Dead Space doesn't use Frostbite.
Yes, fuck them. You are playing online not local. Might as well do 8 player online split screen shit I mean options right???Fuck them right?
Move people playing that way to a separate playlist then. It's not rocket science and there are already so many different playlists.
Until Activision decides they want a copy per person on separate consoles. I don't expect Destiny to support split screen or Call of Duty over 2 people.
Respawn is just a partner, not an EA developer. Titanfall also started development before EA was ever in the picture. It will be interesting to see if Titanfall 2 moves to Frostbite or potentially goes with Source 2 when it becomes available.
So it's an Activision thing? Because other publishers like Take Two don't mind allowing Gearbox to include split screen on their games.