It's not that I'm 100% opposed to the idea, I just don't really need or want it, so I'm not too keen on resources being devoted to this, again, with the same outcome as last time: a game that still lacks much of the depth of its predecessors. If I had a little bit more faith in this company and knew they were always, without exception, trying to deliver the very best of all worlds (like some other publishers do that I hold in very high regard), I wouldn't be too fussed about it. But this company? No, for all the "we didn't include this feature because we focused on that one"-arguments we've gotten by now, I'm no longer confident in them working on both the multiplayer and single-player experiences simultaneously and still somehow managing to deliver a great product that doesn't require a ton of DLC to feel somewhat complete.
