Multiplayer seems to be where it's at though when it comes to Brink. I'd recommend getting online for it, since it's pretty much the main selling point of the game. Playing against bots will get boring when you've got no one sitting next to you to play with.
Yeah, sadly, I know. Most games are online multiplayer anyway, so. *sigh* I always feel many of the popular (or well-known) games,
especially shooters, are never for my kind (either too online, too competitive, too gory, too hardcoe, too male-oriented [fanservice], etc), which is why I play games that are "female/casual-friendly" like Sims, Bioware games and stuff like that.
I've played Modern Warfare and Black Ops and enjoyed the single-player campaign, even though it's supposed to be more for the online.*
Heh, reminds me of the time an old childhood friend of mine came over and was SHOCKED, absolutely SHOCKED that I never played online for the Call of Duty games. He's all, like, "But, I like making fun of other people, teabagging and pwning everyone! It's so much fun that way" and I'm all, like, "What you just said right now is exactly why I avoid online like the plague in the first place, lol!".
Then I would get frustrated of him pwning me in local multiplayer (I didn't know how to play any of the objectives or multiplayer modes) and told him, "We either take turns on playing single-player or I will not play [Black Ops] at all, dude!" And, of course, he fails at following directions in single-player (he likes being such a bad*** lone wolf that way) and died because of the AI bots killing him, lol.
*If the Bots are good in Brink, I wouldn't mind going against them. Especially since I'm not a "hardcoe"/competitive player. I play
easy on most games, for goodness' sake!