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Thanks for your further comments Nick, I just wanted to let you know that someone is reading and appreciated what you had to say :^). An example to support your thoughts about soloing: I enjoy working on a quest by myself, but find it even more enjoyable to do so in an environment where I can stop and ask another player about parts of the quest (just like you might stop and ask for directions at the gas station IRL), read active dialogue (in character and out of character, both) and pipe in from time to time, and cooperate with other players as the need/desire strikes me, rather than being forced to even if all I feel like at that moment is to jump in to the game world for a few minutes for my own entertainment. Soloing is not so much a separate play style than one of many possible ways to approach content.