My friend only plays stand-alone games, not online games. How can I convince him?

This is really no way; The same problem happened to me. Playing online games to burn money without spending money is boring, but some people like large single-player games with pictures, special effects and sound effects; Compared with online games, these three aspects are worlds apart. I usually play Acura 17, Battlefield 3, devil may cry 4 and online games, but I really didn't take a look. My classmates and friends invited me to play DNF and took me to play. I've played it once or twice, but I've never played it. There is also a NDF22 level devil may cry that I played a long time ago. Personally, I like online games, but I don't like them anyway. It is a waste to burn money with good equipment, clothes, decorations, pets and mounts, but the appearance and attack have changed, and so has the money. What do you mean by sitting on an empty mountain? What I don't like most at this time is the common fault of online games. To put it mildly is a common fault, to put it bluntly is to compare. A stand-alone computer is real, and it is not without equipment. It is just a setup. Moreover, a single machine also has the form of a group, not entirely by itself. Of course, it is not like online games, which can be teamed up at any time, nor is it called a single machine. Some are equipped with weapons that cannot be strengthened (and some are proficient or graded), all relying on control and technology (is it interesting to play online games? ! ), and I can't pass this level, indicating that the control skills need to be improved. Many people find it boring. However, at this time, my favorite place, because it is challenging, sometimes seems so close at hand, but still can't come again. Look, it's more exciting and challenging, .................................................................................. Finally, I wish online gamers and fans can play their own legends, and stand-alone gamers, lunatics and configuration controllers can play their own myths.