Estão se esquecendo que se trata de um BETA e não o jogo completo. Acredito que não haverá grandes alterações em relação aos gráficos, mas haverá SIM uma estória/enredo/contexto, abrangendo as 2 facções... só não será singleplayer.A jogabilidade é questão de gosto mesmo, mas nem todo FPS é como Battlefield com destruição de cenários. Com certeza seria MUITO legal se tivesse, mas não vejo como essencial para um FPS ser divertido.Segue abaixo um pouco mais sobre a estória do jogo:dlm1982;n516828 disse:Já disse antes e repito. achei fraco.ser 100% online não me incomoda, não seria o primeiro jogo assim que jog problema é de fato a jogabilidade e a cara de jogo da geração 360.Um jogo next-gen com mapas pequenos e cenários estáticos? Uma luta de robos gigantes e o cenários não ser destruido? Uso de bots para encher a tela??Não gostei por esses motivos e por o jogo ter cara e cheiro de COD. Sei que pros caras da respawn deve ser foda criar algo for a do padrão COD, ainda mais pelo fato de os melhores CODs terem sido feitos por eles na Infinity Ward. Mas a jogabilidade sem estratégia e o enredo raso me desmotivaram.Ai que entra o fator negstivo de não ter campanha, uma vez que fica meio for a de contexto o mata-mata imposto pelo jogo.
fonte: PolygonTitanfall is a game built to thrive online, pitting humans and machines against each other in multiplayer battle, but that doesn't mean that developer Respawn Entertainment tossed aside the game's story. Titanfall will include a campaign designed to be played twice and tell its story from both sides of the conflict.In response to a question posted on Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb's website about losing interest in multiplayer-only games, Respawn Community Manager Abbie Heppe explained how Titanfall's "campaign multiplayer" will unfold from two angles. On one side are the citizen mercenaries in the Frontier Militia. On the other, the Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation, Titanfall's omnipresent industrial conglomerate.Titanfall's campaign will take place outside the game's "classic modes." Designed to be short on story, these are what Respawn is showing off in the current beta."THERE'LL BE WAY MORE DIALOG AND CHARACTERS AND WAY MORE CONTEXT FOR THE WORLD.""With the campaign multiplayer, you'll play once through as the IMC and once through as the Militia," Heppe wrote. "Because it's a multiplayer game, it's always moving. It'll start out with these scripted sequences, and there'll be way more dialog and characters and way more context for the world than you would otherwise get in the classic modes, but it's not a single-player game. It is still a multiplayer game with story elements woven in."Respawn's goal, according to Heppe, is to give Titanfall's multiplayer as much attention as some devote to single-player campaigns."So when we talk about the game having single player elements, one of the things we're really talking about is the quality of what you're seeing in multiplayer," she wrote. "It doesn't get done a lot, because normally you're saving the high-quality art, animation, everything like that for the single-player and scripted portions of the game. For us, we're trying to get that attention to detail and those big, epic moments and that really cinematic stuff, but have it happen in multiplayer."According to Heppe, the combination of a campaign that gives context to Titanfall's universe and the multiplayer's high production values combine to deliver players unique stories."YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE YOUR OWN STORY.""So, doing things like having those cool animations where the Titans reach and grab you out of the air or slide through their legs or getting on their back and rodeo-ing them, all of these are part of the way that you're going to weave that experience where you come out of that and you're going to have your own story. That's one of the consistent things when people play, they come out of it and say, 'So, I did this thing and then I did this other thing and then this cool thing happened!' That's you building your own story within the story that we're giving you context for."