So i took a break from the singleplayer for a few hours yesterday and found myself kind of enjoying the MP.
Even got that galactic thingy to 86% everywhere.
Was looking forward to playing some more, at least untill the progression was no longer enough. (because lets face it the same enemies and level layouts get boring faaaaaast)
 
But...
 
I went back to the singleplayer and finished the game.
Now there is absolutely 0 desire to play MP. None at all.
It has been made so incredibly pointless and irrelevant.
 
That's how i feel.
What about you?
Still interested in the MP after finishing the SP? If so why?
I'm not being a dick, it would actually be great to find a cool reason to jump back into thr ME3 MP. So I really actually do want to know, with hopes of maybe I would find it aplicable to myself.

I'm still interested because I think it's fun. I like playing game modes that I find entertaining.

I had the opposite experience.

I feel no need to play the single player, but really want to unlock all the different races in MP.

I've probably put more time into the multiplayer so far. It is an enjoyable treat on higher difficulties with some good friends who work well as a team.

They were in a tough situation with the mp. Do you make it meaningful and piss off single player purists, or make it a side attraction, assuring that it won't get the attention it needs to be decent. I'm personally of the opinion that it shouldn't be a part of the game at all, but hey, I don't work on a company board, and I can't speak for the bottom line of a game. They did what they could with limited time, interest, and assets no doubt.

I don't think they put the multiplayer in the game so that you could raise your war readiness, that's just supposed to be a bonus from playing it. If helping your readiness was the only reason you played the multiplayer, you probably never had any real desire to play it anyway.

I don't see how the ME multiplayer is different from any other horde mode. You either want to play it for that experience of cooperation or you don't.

I don't think they put the multiplayer in the game so that you could raise your war readiness, that's just supposed to be a bonus from playing it. If helping your readiness was the only reason you played the multiplayer, you probably never had any real desire to play it anyway.

I don't see how the ME multiplayer is different from any other horde mode. You either want to play it for that experience of cooperation or you don't.

@Tennmuerti: Well then it sounds like your draw to the multiplayer is gone. Nothing wrong with that. I think the people who will continue playing it come at it for a different reason.

I haven't finished the game yet but I found the multiplayer to be fun in the demo and it still is for me at least.