Posted By George Reith | On 24th, Oct. 2012
6. XP in Online Modes
Yes, we all know Call of Duty did it and was really successful, but not all games need XP systems. When well designed, a levelling up system can add to the depth and customisation of a solid multiplayer mode, adding a gentle sense of progression, but it's done by far too many games when it doesn't really make sense. Yes, it makes it look like your game is deeper, but it also means newer players are also at a disadvantage.
Publisher:Giants Software
Developer:Giants Software
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Publisher:Bethesda Softworks
Developer:MachineGames
Platforms:Xbox Series X, PC, PS5
Publisher:Microsoft
Developer:Asobo Studio
Platforms:Xbox Series X, PC
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