Who thinks that GrayHawk:Temple of Elemental Evil should have a multiplayer mode. Who knows, if enough loyal multiplayer fans vote maybe this game WILL have multiplayer. Please vote!

How could they make a game so good and leave out multiplayer. I remember me and my friends playing Baldurs gate together and having a great time for hours straight(often all night long in fact)!!!

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Poll Results: No Multiplayer!? (21 votes.)

Do you think ToEE should have a multiplayer mode? (Choose 1)
* Yes, it would definately be a plus! - 19% (4)
* I don't care much either way. - 48% (10)
* No it should not. - 33% (7)

Would you have purchased Baldurs Gate 1 or 2 without m-player? (Choose 1)
* Yes - 95% (20)
* No - 5% (1)

I never play on-line anyways, so I really don't care.

Morrowind does not have multiplayer either, and it's the best rpg i have played.

I think it's about time there was a game that wasn't multiplayer - most games recently seemed to be based on Multiplayer meaning that people with laptops or bad connections can't get the most of their games.

Not that I'll be able to play this anyway. Maybe I'll be able to get enough money for a new PC :grin:

I never play on-line anyways, so I really don't care.When it comes to RPGs, I also never play online. Also MMORPG is something I don't care for, sorry.

Well, so much for my wishes for multiplayer i guess then. NO one seems to care. I guess that is probably because the whole networking thing and trying to get a game going is to complicated for most people. Oh well...

I can't find anybody that has a multiplayer game going.

Ugh MP, big change to run into Ub3r13373rz (Uberleeters)

for people who thaught that word above was the biggest junk ever written, you´re right, leetlanguage is just another form of dyslexia

Multi-player, yuck.

To me, multi-player is a code word for bad AI programming, and an excuse to blame the players for how bad the gaming experience is, instead of the designers.

I guess for once, the designers are making a game that caters to people like me. I play games to work off the stress I've accumulated by having to deal with people, not to have another venue in which they can give me grief. If I wanted to have a social experience, I wouldn't freaking be playing a computer game. I'd be hanging out with my friends, at a bar or a game shop or something.

Just me.

Hmm. Well that's definatly an interesting opinion.
I guess the reasoning is good enough though. And I guess we are 2 very different people. haha

Don't care about multiplayer either, the only games I have played in multiplayer (and that's with my best pal only) is Stronghold and Heroes of Might and Magic III.

Both aren't RPG's, the thing is you want to take your time with RPG's and sadly when you are playing multiplayer everything has to go fast and you miss a lot.

Oh well. guess multiplayer wasn't so popular after all, sucks for me I guess...