I think it takes more skill to make to play in single player than it is to play multiplayer.
I say this because, good replay makers spend hours some times days on one replay trying to perfect it. There is much to do, you need to control flow judge hits and deal figure out what moves to do that compliments the one you did before. Not only that but you must also judge what uke does. Even though he isn't doing anything you must judge what you want to do after you get a boom hit.
I say this because, good replay makers spend hours some times days on one replay trying to perfect it. There is much to do, you need to control flow judge hits and deal figure out what moves to do that compliments the one you did before. Not only that but you must also judge what uke does. Even though he isn't doing anything you must judge what you want to do after you get a boom hit.
When you say Single Player, do you mean, like, parkor or making a single player replay?
If so, I believe its harder to do single player when you begin. But Multiplayer helps you learn faster to get better at single player.
So, to my conclusion, single player is more difficult.
If so, I believe its harder to do single player when you begin. But Multiplayer helps you learn faster to get better at single player.
So, to my conclusion, single player is more difficult.
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Originally Posted by Vmac
How would multiplayer help you get better at single player?
I think it may be the other way around.
You'd be watching other people fight and you'd copy moves and go from there. Also people can show you basic stuff to do like rotations and changing momentum so it'd take a longer time starting completely from scratch in SP. MP is basically a walkthrough for SP (for beginners).
I don't quite understand, I started in SP first and from there it helped me improve my skills in MP.
I learned what the joints did in single player with out having to worry about what my opponent is going to do. Then transitioned to MP and all I really had to improve was decision making and mechanics that changed from SP to MP.
I learned what the joints did in single player with out having to worry about what my opponent is going to do. Then transitioned to MP and all I really had to improve was decision making and mechanics that changed from SP to MP.
