SinglePlayer Vs. Multiplayer

[TrickyNicky27]

Up until recently Ive always played on singleplayer, because my internet was never the best. Ive heard that most people play on multiplayer, so I made this poll.

 

[Sgtwisky]

Mostly singleplayer due to me mostly building. But I have always built with the intention of using my stuff in multiplayer. And Currently I have joined a faction on multiplayer. So this could change in the future.

 

[Deleted member 433088]

I almost always play singleplayer, except the rare occasions where I can convince a close friend of playing and put up a small personal server for us.

 

[Lord_Greyscale]

I used to be Single-player exclusively, but that eventually got boring.

I've been "playing" mostly in multiplayer for the last few months, but whenever I want to experiment with a build, I drop back into singleplayer, as it's MUCH more stable than even the best-run servers.
(EX: on a server if my internet or power craps out, I'm hosed [or, heck, if the Server's internet/power takes a dive]. in single-player, I only have to worry about power, and I normally see that one coming)

Part of why Multiplayer is "better" is that you have someone to talk with, to show-off your builds with, to go shooting up Pirates with.
And, naturally, to sometimes wage War, limited or total, against other people.

If I weren't so terrible at it, I'd even do some collaborative builds. (I just Don't build well with others. Build off of/around their work? Sure! But not with for some reason.)

 

[Jananton]

Exclusively single-player for me too. Mainly because I'm more a PvE then a PvP person and also because it's much easier to test things out when you are the Admin on the server yourself .

I run two galaxies, one for mainly creative builds and logic tests and one as a 'survival' environment to check out the current and upcoming gameplay mechanics that are in the pipeline for us.

Greets,

Jan

 

[Pacific_Jim]

Single player, because I can't really be bothered with joining a faction or w/e at the moment. Multiplayer also seems like a bigger time investment, which is kind limited for me.