Slayer4000X2008
That guy from Canada
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@Inflicted Your right that multiplayer is becoming far more popular. Though I don't think you can accurately predict those who still play singleplayer (along with multiplayer or just single) unless you ask each gamer if they play any single player.
It wasn't a guess, but it also has no source. This is all in my personal experience. All of my friends are gamers, and each play to different extents. When we talk about gaming I have noticed that a few don't play multiplayer at all because they "prefer RPG's, and most good ones don't have online" (quoting one of my friends). Others only play multiplayer because all they really want is the enjoyment of beating other people. The rest say they enjoy both. So when I made the statement I did about people who limit themselves to only multiplayer is below 50%, it was all in personal experience. If you asked everybody playing a game in multiplayer they wont all say they only play multiplayer. So when you add together the people who play both and the people who only play singleplayer they will add up to a higher number then multiplayer only players. Basically when each is counted alone, most play only multiplayer (they may play a small amount of single but not enough to count) making them the highest number, that doesnt make them above 50%. To give a random percent to show what I mean, Multiplayer - 40%, Singleplayer - 25%, Both - 35%. I'm going to stop there for now so I don't ramble on, when I do I tend to stop making any sense (hopefully that didn't already happen).
It wasn't a guess, but it also has no source. This is all in my personal experience. All of my friends are gamers, and each play to different extents. When we talk about gaming I have noticed that a few don't play multiplayer at all because they "prefer RPG's, and most good ones don't have online" (quoting one of my friends). Others only play multiplayer because all they really want is the enjoyment of beating other people. The rest say they enjoy both. So when I made the statement I did about people who limit themselves to only multiplayer is below 50%, it was all in personal experience. If you asked everybody playing a game in multiplayer they wont all say they only play multiplayer. So when you add together the people who play both and the people who only play singleplayer they will add up to a higher number then multiplayer only players. Basically when each is counted alone, most play only multiplayer (they may play a small amount of single but not enough to count) making them the highest number, that doesnt make them above 50%. To give a random percent to show what I mean, Multiplayer - 40%, Singleplayer - 25%, Both - 35%. I'm going to stop there for now so I don't ramble on, when I do I tend to stop making any sense (hopefully that didn't already happen).
