Multiple downloaded levels, each with a single short-time objective is not really worth your download spaces. There are plenty of destructive levels that have a similiar gameplay to the campaign, but they wont be as popular because they are kind of "boring", hence you already see them and are familiar, which wont make that exciting. Multiverse are for late-game content, not intentional for new players.Ĭampaign are the best place to start from the first place.Ī regular racing level are just as good and necessary as a regular destructive ones. Even then, you might get some kind of racing map, when you intended for a regular destruction one. You have to look for levels in the workshop, find the good ones, download them. The multiverse is terrible for new people, there is mostly nothing to do unless you have an idea of what you want to build. Originally posted by MaalusPL | #GGoGR:My brother and I wanted to play the game, but opted not to, since the best place to start is the campaign. Without that, all you have is the "not" part, which makes the game unappealing at the very start.
It gives you a goal of what to finish - you get a bunch of levels, which you can complete cooperatively, and determine whether you like the game enough to keep playing it, or not. Even then, you might get some kind of racing map, when you intended for a regular destruction one.Īn included campaign solves all this.
My brother and I wanted to play the game, but opted not to, since the best place to start is the campaign. No one really cares if it is too easy for two people, what counts is the fun, that is to be had playing together. Originally posted by Von:Bringing the solo campaign to multiplayer would require a lot of balancing, we feel time would be better spent bringing new content than reworking all of the single player levels to be challenging for multiplayer.įirst of all, you don't need to rework the campaign at all, just add the campaign in its current form.
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