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Remedy Entertainment's latest Alan Wake spinoff, FBC: Firebreak, hasn't engaged players as much as hoped, but a new update aims to fix that.
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Remedy Attempts to Make Alan Wake/Control Multiplayer Spinoff, FBC: Firebreak More Appealing to Players With Latest Patch
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MadMummy76
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I missed it too, but I'd just have pointed and laughed at it even if I knew about it. The only thing dumber than making an MP only game is making one from a single player IP.
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I mean the concept works. Supernatural outbreak due to empowered item. Send team to recover and subdue item. Its interesting and could be fun to play.I missed it too, but I'd just have pointed and laughed at it even if I knew about it. The only thing dumber than making an MP only game is making one from a single player IP.
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These high concept pitches are better reserved for single player games.I mean the concept works. Supernatural outbreak due to empowered item. Send team to recover and subdue item. Its interesting and could be fun to play.
If you look at the most popular multiplayer games, most of them have very little to no story behind them. It is a waste of effort trying to make up some elaborate backstory which will inevitably just get in the way of gameplay. MP games need no lore reasons for their gameplay loop, it just needs to be fun with minimum downtime.