Glad to see at least some of you like multiplayer here. Again I respect those of you that don't. But as someone who hates single player I am dying for a new TBS to play. :(
McKraken
Alpha Centauri was one of the best games ever. Now that's a game I'd love to see a sequel to.
I would definately, without a doubt, pre-order MoM 2 if it was multiplayer. If it's not it is unlikely that I, nor any of my friends would purchase it at all. That is just my preference. Please don't hate if you like single player better, I understand if you do. Master of Magic was one of the best strategy games I ever played. But I because it lacked multiplayer, as did most TBS games back then if I remember correctly, I got bored of it within a couple of weeks. I need to social and compet
Thanks for the good replies everyone. You all bring up some valid points and I can understand why you prefer a single player environment. I will admit that it can be hard to get games together, and even when you do its sometimes hard to keep them together. I have a close group of friends that I normally play with on our lan. I do however realize that many of you do not have that luxury. While DaveV is absolutely right that adding multiplayer would require extra work to incorporate i
Now this isn't an insult to anyone that enjoys single player TBS games. I am just curious as to how many of you will only purchase a TBS if it has multiplayer capabilities? I for one think Gal Civ looks like an awesome game. But I didn't buy it nor do I ever intend to because it is only single player. I am sorry but I just love playing against/with other human opponents. The same goes for a possible "Master of Magic 2". I loved the original but I will not purchase a sequel that does not ha