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Yep Multiplayer is great, but I agree with everyone else. The first time through the game, you should play as the staff designed the game, for a solo player with NPC additions.
There are alot of character interactions and quests that go on, which you will miss out on with multiplay mode. The staff designed the game so that you as a solo player will have In-game NPC characters with you, interacting with them, romances, fights, and alot more.
If you haven't played at least one time through already, play through with your Solo player, then if you want to play through again (which you will) then you can bring in a Multiplayer party of your own.
One of the funniest dialogues so far Ive seen is between Jen the evil illusionist/thief and Anomen (?) the good fighter/cleric. Jen likes to irritate everyone, the funny little gnome. So he tells this story of a dumb orc, who happens to be named Ano (get it, Anomen?). This dumb ork finds in the woods a knight and a giant fighting, the knight wins. After the battle the orc takes the giants head back to his camp and says that he killed it.
The giants brother hunts down the orc, takes him back to HIS home, ties a porcupine to his head, and uses him as a toilet cleaner. And the funny part was that Ano the orc seems to have liked it.
Of course, this really irritates the good Sir Anomen the cleric LOL.
THATS the kinda of fun stuff you miss out on with multiplayer mode.
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