javierabegazo wrote...
I would like offline coop too, There are never any games that have split screen coop. It's as if game companies think no one has friends that like to come over any more.
Modifié par Liec, 28 octobre 2011 - 04:44 .
Well lot of people might have a brother or sister who would like to join in. Offline co-op is a good idea either way.javierabegazo wrote...
I would like offline coop too, There are never any games that have split screen coop. It's as if game companies think no one has friends that like to come over any more.
Not to mention roomates (we're talking collage people here especially), family members, gaming friends etc. I would've played the split-screen co-op missions with my boyfriend for example. Seriously, lack of split-screen offline co-op doesn't make sense to me. Especially in future it would be useful, when it will be much harder to find good co-op players online due to declining popularity.S.A.K wrote...
Well lot of people might have a brother or sister who would like to join in. Offline co-op is a good idea either way.javierabegazo wrote...
I would like offline coop too, There are never any games that have split screen coop. It's as if game companies think no one has friends that like to come over any more.
Modifié par IsaacShep, 28 octobre 2011 - 06:23 .
Xeranx wrote...
How exactly will 4 people be able to play with the same screen, in the same house taking multiple cover positions unless they're playing with a movie theater screen of some sort?
The fact that they did not is exactly why I started this thread.Xeranx wrote...
Did the developers, at any point, mention that you could play co-op with people in the same room with you? I haven't seen that anywhere so I am always confused about people requesting split-screen co-op.
If you have to ask for split-screen co-op doesn't it mean that you don't have it by default? Then, doesn't that imply that you will be the only one at the controls?
How exactly will 4 people be able to play with the same screen, in the same house taking multiple cover positions unless they're playing with a movie theater screen of some sort?
LittleDiegito wrote...
Xeranx wrote...
How exactly will 4 people be able to play with the same screen, in the same house taking multiple cover positions unless they're playing with a movie theater screen of some sort?
The same way we did it with games like Goldeneye long long ago when a 30" TV was massive
StowyMcStowstow wrote...
The fact that they did not is exactly why I started this thread.Xeranx wrote...
Did the developers, at any point, mention that you could play co-op with people in the same room with you? I haven't seen that anywhere so I am always confused about people requesting split-screen co-op.
If you have to ask for split-screen co-op doesn't it mean that you don't have it by default? Then, doesn't that imply that you will be the only one at the controls?
How exactly will 4 people be able to play with the same screen, in the same house taking multiple cover positions unless they're playing with a movie theater screen of some sort?
And yes, but that doesn't really have any bearing on anything. If you have offline co-op, then you and one friend could beat the controls, and it would be just you two. If in XBL or PSN, you'd be the only one using the screen, and there would be up to three other people with you.
Games like Borderlands managed to have 2player splitscreen just fine, although 1p per screen on XBL. Modern Warfare 2 has the splitscreen co-op missions, but that was it (campaign and online were 1p only). In MP games (offline) you could have four people on one screen. In Halo Reach, you can have four people per screen, online and off. You don't need a massive TV, but it helps a lot. Having two people play offline co-op splitscreen is one of the most basic aspects of a multiplayer game. Sometimes, I just don't want to go online, and sometimes, I do, but with a friend.
Hell, CoD: Blops has splitscreen online play. That game blows. Hard. Please don't tell me that Blops will have a better thought-through multiplayer than Mass Effect 3.
No no, two or more players in the same house, on the same console, on the same TV. That's why this thread was created... to let Bioware know that something that should be standard (and was standard for a long time) should be included in the game. As far as I know, it isn't, but that's what I'm trying to change.Xeranx wrote...
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What I'm trying to get at is you'll have this:
while you and your friend both sit in your respective homes? That the picture is something you'll both see though you're not even in the same house?
Then you'll have this:
playing with three of your friends? Each of you in your respective homes (not in the same room)?
If that's what people are asking for in each of their respective homes I have to wonder what the point is? Again, the reason I'm asking is that I haven't seen any mention that people will be able to play co-op in the same room.
Modifié par StowyMcStowstow, 28 octobre 2011 - 11:11 .
then so mcuh for biowares claims that they call the shots with their games.Virginian wrote...
Bioware caring or not caring about the overwhelming rejection of Origin is irrelevant. They are owned by EA, EA demands Origin, therefore Bioware must comply.Bogsnot1 wrote...
DeathDragon185 wrote...
Bioware must get this message.
They dont give a crap about the overwhelming rejection of Origin, they're just going to ignore this too.
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