And being able to level up, unlocking stuff for online as well as squads instead of making the 2 individual leveling up systems is absolutely simple but Genius! Very cool, even if the bots have pathing issues. I know some will disagree with that idea but before you object, read this article. Super powered helicopter rocket attacks are go. Maybe something wave based that gets progressively harder. I Bots offline or Co op modes in place as Standard. As someone who plays on the xbox 360, I have to say that Battlefield needs bots as place holders for missing players. It's just a matter of telling Origin to relownload it.
With multiple locations that span the galaxy, from the frozen planet of Hoth to the lava encrusted planet of Sullust, we hope Skirmish brings players a new way to enjoy Star Wars Battlefront. I agree if only for learning to fly the helicopter well without being a huge detriment to my team lol. I agree on the Co op 4 players, but no splitscreen. I'm not sure what it was about that game that made it so goddamn fun. Lower the frame rate and graphics in splitscreen if it has to be done, just make it happen. Co op online with friends is more fun then co op with 2 at home.
They were poorly designed, but functional. You basically only paying to play the game for a certain amount of time. There is already so much going on in the game. Call of Duty was a game I played with friends, bfbc2 was a game nobody wanted to play in my group so I met some great people through it. I stuff you can do! Offline bots in multiplayer maps would be awesome. I used them to help highlight PoE vehicles.
It wasn't massively populated but it wasn't hacked and had enough players for a decent game. I Could change every single aspect of the game to hand guns and head shots only to whatever else etc was perfect Edit: after seeing what the new Rainbow Six Seige is going to be like I'm seriously considering that because the A. Console only Skirmish can be played on a difficulty level of your choosing and across two modes, Walker Assault and Fighter Squadron. And why not up-to 4-player co-op over internet where one player hosts the server. I can imagine Rush being adapted for horde mode play.
As for why they don't add what you are asking for, it can cause framerate problems and depending on how they implement it, it could also be too distracting. Additionally, I never played counter strike, but my friend has it for the original xbox and it has a bot mode as well, and they programed the bots to function like real people for the most part If they plant the bomb in counter strike, the I will hide in a corner and camp. . I agree on the Co op 4 players, homepage but no splitscreen. All my parents were willing to buy me and I don't think they realize how much of an effect that had on my life.
I Bots offline should be standard like it is with Killzone games. I can go back and play Star Wars Battlefront and Battlefront 2 all I want because it has bots. Some kind of co-op is always a nice addition to any game. Offline bots in multiplayer maps would be awesome. Plus, I have friends that don't have an Xbox, so playing with them when they're over my house is the only option to play together.
I agree on the Co op 4 players, but no splitscreen. As players joined they took the place of bots. Offline bots in multiplayer maps would be awesome. Having more bots that would fight each other off map limit or running around dragging wounded, operating radios, loading and firing artys,. I agree on the Co op 4 players, but no splitscreen. My first time playing Star Wars Battlefront online there was only one other person in the game with me, but because there were bots, it was still a blast.
Tom Chick explains why better than I ever could. The offline play and replay value is inferior to even the leanest multiplayer games with simple bot support. Hosting one is vastly more complicated. I agree on the Co op 4 players, but no splitscreen. All of this bullshit in the media now, nobody seems to grasp how good video games can be for a little kid man.
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