Should I play Uncharted 3 multiplayer before the single player?

ok, so I don't have a lot of time to play games anymore and am usually looking to get in a few short bursts of gaming. A full single player experience would be too disjointed using these methods. I've been playing Uncharted 2's multiplayer but would like to move on to UC3 (which I've had for a long time, but haven't got around to starting it up)

Would playing the multiplayer ruin anything from the story? e.g. maps are similar to in-game locations, or the single player experience in general would get watered down if it comes after multiplayer?

thanks, just needed a second opinion on this.

For sure, its really not long at all and will give you a better feel for the MP. The maps will make more sense to you that way too :)

Go through single player first. There are only four maps that aren't based on locations from the game.

Just a bit of a warning when you get around to multiplayer: It's definitely more unbalanced than U2.

They are very different, and the multiplayer kinda sucks...

Go through single player first. There are only four maps that aren't based on locations from the game.

Just a bit of a warning when you get around to multiplayer: It's definitely more unbalanced than U2.

amahoo

The co-op is quiet good.

The co-op is quiet good.

Videodogg

[QUOTE="Videodogg"]

The co-op is quiet good.

Nengo_Flow

umm the co-op is fun regardless of mics or friends you know.

The co-op is quiet good.

Videodogg

its also a great way for beginners to level up rather than getting destroyed in competitive mode against experts who have unlocked the good weapons already

[QUOTE="Videodogg"]

The co-op is quiet good.

its also a great way for beginners to level up rather than getting destroyed in competitive mode against experts who have unlocked the good weapons already

The multiplayer isn't worth playing in Uncharted 3, the single player campaign is.

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[QUOTE="Videodogg"]

The co-op is quiet good.

ShadowsDemon

its also a great way for beginners to level up rather than getting destroyed in competitive mode against experts who have unlocked the good weapons already

if you can aim it correctly (i'm personally terrible with sniper rifles in any game, i'm more of a run n gun type of player)

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="killerband55"]

its also a great way for beginners to level up rather than getting destroyed in competitive mode against experts who have unlocked the good weapons already

killerband55

if you can aim it correctly (i'm personally terrible with sniper rifles in any game, i'm more of a run n gun type of player)