Singleplayer?

Mikkel wrote:

Titan wrote:

johnbludger wrote:Getting back to the issue at hand. Singleplayer is a need not only to keep people playing the game but to let new fighters practice the controls and to get used to the game. A tutorial would be really good, either a scripted one(like an interactive tutorial) or something that they can watch off of youtube and just have the link put into the website. You might bring in a little bit more people then before and at least they will have a chance to practice and get better and like the game more instead of getting their asses handed to then they rage quit and never come back. You might not think that its important but it is. You have to look at it from a newcomers perspective. They don't want to fight veterans right off the back. They want to learn the controls and fight the CPU till they get better then they will fight real fighters.

i agree in every word of good ol' John.

Redneck "agrees" gotta speed up dev time !!!

I pretty much interviewed a new fighter that came in earlier today named justrandom. He gives this game a 6/10. Reason why? He said mostly the controls. It's hard to figure out the controls right from the start. That there is not a tutorial that shows new fighters how to play. Not some controls on the game menu that only shows only the buttons and not the combinations. He said that singleplayer would help out for training and remembering the controls.

Thanks john for this interview with the new player.
I give OB2D 1/10.
It could be 10/10. But there is just one reason why its 1/10.
I cant play OB2D most of the time because there is no opponent.
Without opponent you got just 1 option. Staring at the fight-lobby-screen. Because of the nice colors i give it this 1 point from the 1/10...lol.
The singleplayer is necessary to bind new players and old players that want to test some new punches.

Titan wrote:Thanks john for this interview with the new player.
I give OB2D 1/10.
It could be 10/10. But there is just one reason why its 1/10.
I cant play OB2D most of the time because there is no opponent.
Without opponent you got just 1 option. Staring at the fight-lobby-screen. Because of the nice colors i give it this 1 point from the 1/10...lol.
The singleplayer is necessary to bind new players and old players that want to test some new punches.

No problem, it was needed. The facts are here. Singleplayer and a tutorial is a must for this game. If we get that going then this game can get back to normal once again. I'm not leaving anytime soon and I'll do what I can to help bring back more people, bring in new fighters and try to keep this game abit interesting. Fatny where you at man? Red Viper? Captain America? Maxie? Slugger? Kreo? The Sniper? TRPCHE? Where did the regulars go?

Red Viper is dead and gone...i think he recognized that he is not able to reach the top and quit playing for this reason. He got not the balls.
Maxie is on here and there. But not very much. But he reads the forum.
Slugger was a cheater as i remember. I think he was the only one that was able to slow the games down in his favour. No need for cheaters.
Trpche disappeared and i am very sad that this happened. He was always a nice guy and a very good opponent. Miss him..
Kreo and Sniper i dont know, but both good fighters and their disappearence are a loss for the game.
Captain America? Dont know where he is...but also sad because he was ok and a good fighter.
Fatny is shaking his dick most of the time and is not able to fight exactly for that reason.

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Yea, I sometimes come online. And I will come online as long as the game is there. Maybe not always often, but still...
Sadly not much people there. And the new guys I ve seen mostly dont come back.
I hope to fight you soon Redneck... you crazy Bat... And "I will break you"

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Do you play any other games Redman?