LogFAQs > #893516313

It all comes down to the fact that a mutliplayer game that can essentially be played by a single person doesn't make for an interesting game for the whole group.

Gaming is typically a social experience. Would you say that it's pointless to watch movies in a group, when you could have watched the same movie individually?

You might also try games with a heavier "role playing" aspect; Mice and Mystics, for instance. I mean, I find it hard to imagine someone complaining that his Dungeons & Dragons campaign is pointless just because all the players are working together. Or a game like Legendary, where players lose together but win individually. (With that said, my own group tends to lose sight of the "win individually" part; we're co-op fans.)
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