Like many other LnL digital games, LnLTD is a digital platform based on boardgames that were designed with the idea that one player controls one side and another controls the other and they play against each other according to the rulebook. Invariably all digital platforms of such games essentially allow MP gameplay to occur between two players. Actually, all but LnLTD only feature this MP kind of gameplay. The main key difference between LnLTD and all the other alternate digital platforms is that it also comes with the ability for players to play against a virtual CPU opponent, in SP.
Consequently you might expect that most people who bought a digital adaptation of a boardgame with a SP feature like LnLTD are buying it primarily because of the the SP feature, given that it is the one unique feature that sets it apart from all the other MP only digital platform alternatives. Admittedly LnLTD and others do also feature sounds and animations to enhance the gameplay experience whether playing MP or SP, but I wouldn't say that people are buying a game like LnLTD for the sounds/animations over the ability for them to play SP against a CPU opponent.
So given how central the SP feature is in LnLTD (and in other similar digital adaptions), I am curious of a few things:
1) how invested are the developers of LnLTD in the SP aspect of the game? (especially given how much DLC is being released)
2) what percentage of the patches released for LnLTD (I notice it is almost weekly!) are related to improving the CPU opponent for SP?
3) what % of people who buy LnLTD are actually buying it primarily for the SP feature?
4) what % of people who buy LnLTD play it MP?
I have noticed that LnLTD is being updated incredibly frequently on Steam yet I have not been able to find out what is being updated in the game. Is there a log/description of all these changes?
Consequently you might expect that most people who bought a digital adaptation of a boardgame with a SP feature like LnLTD are buying it primarily because of the the SP feature, given that it is the one unique feature that sets it apart from all the other MP only digital platform alternatives. Admittedly LnLTD and others do also feature sounds and animations to enhance the gameplay experience whether playing MP or SP, but I wouldn't say that people are buying a game like LnLTD for the sounds/animations over the ability for them to play SP against a CPU opponent.
So given how central the SP feature is in LnLTD (and in other similar digital adaptions), I am curious of a few things:
1) how invested are the developers of LnLTD in the SP aspect of the game? (especially given how much DLC is being released)
2) what percentage of the patches released for LnLTD (I notice it is almost weekly!) are related to improving the CPU opponent for SP?
3) what % of people who buy LnLTD are actually buying it primarily for the SP feature?
4) what % of people who buy LnLTD play it MP?
I have noticed that LnLTD is being updated incredibly frequently on Steam yet I have not been able to find out what is being updated in the game. Is there a log/description of all these changes?
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