Titanfall doesn’t contain a single-player campaign because only a small percentage of players will finish the mode. Speaking with GI International, Respawn studio head Vince Zampella said it takes a seperate team months to create such a campaign, and if no virtually one will finish it, there’s no point. Plus, the studio is rather “small startup,” with only “60-some developers. “We make these single-player missions that take up all the focus of the studio, that take a huge team six months to make, and players run through it in eight minutes,” said Zampella. “And how many people finish the single-player game? It’s a small percentage. It’s like, everyone plays through the first level, but 5% of people finish the game. “Really, you split the team. They’re two different games. They’re balanced differently, they’re scoped differently. But people spend hundreds of hours in the multiplayer experience versus ‘as little time as possible rushing to the end’ [in single-player]. So why do all the resources go there? “To us it made sense to put it here. Now everybody sees all those resources, and multiplayer is better. For us it made sense.” Titanfall is coming to PC, Xbox 360 and Xbox One in early 2014. Source VG247. This post has been promoted to an article
I love both multi and single. I play single to see the main story missions then when friends jump on we hit up multi. I guess I am one of the few they are talking about that finish the single mode. B)
I also like single player. A good example is Max Payne 3. I loved the single player, but put in 600+ hours on the multiplayer also.
