Players in an MMO instead fill particular roles that are most commonly shaped around the "holy trinity" of classes - tank, healer, and DPS - so that they are prompted to interact with other players to solve problems, face bosses, and more. An individual player in an MMO simply cannot make an impact on the game's narrative in a meaningful way. While it's possible for interesting narratives to come out of MMOs, the openness and number of possibilities that an MMO offers would not quite fit the overall narrative of Dune. Given the book series' focus on this, a single-player game dedicated to having the player experience a focused narrative would be the best way for this central theme to unfold. Just through the sheer mass of volume that a science fiction epic allows for, it explores this more thoroughly than other famous takes on the trope such as the Harry Potter series - which will also be further explored through an open-world game soon. While there are other interesting elements to Dune, such as those of politics and strategy, which take priority in Dune: Spice Wars, it is at its core a book series that explores the "chosen one" narrative. These initial fan complaints are well-founded.
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