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Me too >

It really depends on the game you're playing.
I play a lot of Battlefield, Fallout, MSFS 2020 and a couple of others. I very rarely hear anyone and it's never kids shouting through their microphone. Though I have had a few adults do this on Fallout 76. >

I have always felt this way.
One thing I hate about most multiplayer games is how if you want to take a break, you tend to come back way behind.
I like the idea that if I want to stop playing skyrim for a few weeks (which I am in the middle of doing, I stopped playing it a few weeks ago) I will come back to the exact same place I left it. I won't be behind, because I missed some super special weapon that was released for 2 days in an event.  I won't now have lost my place in any guilds because I went inactive.  I don't have to worry about people who love min-maxing being upset because I like playing more casually.
For people who like multiplayer? Go for it, and good for them.  But give me some good single player games. >

I online gaming with friends, but if no friends are online I play offline. >

I want to like this so bad, but it feels wrong to like something I agree with in unpopular opinions, especially something I agree with this much.