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Only 40% of gamers completed Assassin's Creed II

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24 October '10 18:29 UTC by Craig Anderson

It's estimated that only 40% of gamers completed the Assassin's Creed II single player, according to Creed: Brotherhood mission director Gaelec Simard. That's a huge figure Simard feels, however when looking at GTA IV's stats a mere 30% of gamers have completed it's single player campaign. It does fall quite a bit short of Gears of War 1 & 2, Call if Duty 4 and Halo 3's single player completion stats as over 60% of gamers have completed their respective single player modes.

That got me thinking, are you a gamer who prefers to play multiplayer and just dip in and out of the campaign modes or are you a die hard single player fan?

Discuss which type of gamer you are in the comments below...

[Source: JoyStiq]

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Community Comments

#1 SC

Console Guide App 18:39 24 Oct 2010 GMT

I always beat the campain at least once before I try multiplayer

#2 Elite

Console Guide Pro App 19:21 24 Oct 2010 GMT

I finished ac2 & dlc but have not 100%ed it yet still have a few bits to do.
It's a great game I enjoy it alot.

#3 II ENGLiSH II

Console Guide Pro App 20:39 24 Oct 2010 GMT

I always try at complete a games campaign mode at least once before I even touch the Multiplayer, I've 1000g and 100% AC2 and as it's my favourite game, I just completed Gears 2 100% with all Achievements.

#4 Wriggy

Console Guide Pro App 20:42 24 Oct 2010 GMT

Like many, I finished the story and will go back to 100% it at a later day.

#5 Srip1017

Console Guide Pro App 22:48 24 Oct 2010 GMT

I always do the campaign first because it shows why bought the game. I just hope that the multiplayer for ac brotherhood wont suck. Im really looking forward to it.

#6 D86 Assassin

Console Guide Pro App 23:37 24 Oct 2010 GMT

Same as with all u guys. I try beat the campaigns on the hardest difficulty before hittin the multiplayer. I do love my G points!

#7 Ryanslh

Console Guide Pro App 23:38 24 Oct 2010 GMT

I got all the achievements in ac 2, but only because it was so fun. I have to agree with most others here and say I like to finish a single player campaign first, then multiplayer

#8 LewkOne

Console Guide Pro App 23:53 24 Oct 2010 GMT

I alway complete the campaign first.

#9 BULL

Console Guide Pro App 04:25 25 Oct 2010 GMT

I love to do single player first for controls and entertainment off it but I love a single player game that takes a long time to complete, the single player part is one of the best parts though

#10 Mr P

Console Guide Pro App 07:34 25 Oct 2010 GMT

I got all the Trophies for AC2 and will prob try for the same on Brotherhood.

I much prefer single player campaign and that's why Um looking forward to in Brotherhood the most.

#11 SD

Console Guide Pro App 08:17 25 Oct 2010 GMT

I love my single player, playin thro fallout new Vegas right now and lovin it. But with games like COD and Battlefield, for me they might as well not have a single player. It's a combination of the multiplayer being so good and addicting, and the fact that almost all shooter campains are short and generic.

#12 SC

Console Guide App 09:52 25 Oct 2010 GMT

The story in COD is usally amazing but to short...... badcompany 2 story was dissapointing but it definatly makes it up in multiplayer

#13 Ryanslh

Console Guide Pro App 16:39 25 Oct 2010 GMT

I think shooters can come up with very good stories (cod 4, cod 6, halo) and that's what makes me buy a game, but I usually continue to play it because of the multiplayer

#14 Elite

Console Guide Pro App 18:02 25 Oct 2010 GMT

I am looking 4ward more 2 the ac:brotherhood storyline single player than the online modes but it's nice 2 have the both.

#15 mjmaskrey 18:22 25 Oct 2010 GMT

i all the Achievements in AC1 and 2, good games but do drag on if you want everything out of them...it gets to the point where you're just praying it will end and you can move on the the next game!

#16 McNugget

Console Guide Pro App 09:58 26 Oct 2010 GMT

I always complete most games single players the will go back and do it on hard as it give you a feel for the game

#17 Ermski

Console Guide Pro App 10:27 26 Oct 2010 GMT

I always compleate single player but I don't do 100% as I have better things in my life than hunting 100's of feathers,pigeons ect

#18 MrWebber

Console Guide Pro App 22:27 26 Oct 2010 GMT

Its all about the campaign mode for me, couldn't put the first two down until they were complete. Same applies to brotherhood, not really that interested in the multiplayer. The beta gameplay suggested it won't offer much anyway, I didn't feel the need to play it again!

#19 Tmoney

Console Guide Pro App 12:32 27 Oct 2010 GMT

I think games that have so much to do in single player u have to dip in and out or u get bored fast

#20 Matt

Console Guide App 22:44 27 Oct 2010 GMT

I complete the campaign first dipping in and out of multiplayer but once finished campaign I just play live

#21 Mkunf

Console Guide Pro App 10:32 28 Oct 2010 GMT

Just like everyone else, finish campaign before mulitiplayer. Some games offer better campaigns, some have better multiplayers, and the best have both. You need to atleast give each one a fair shot.

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