Co-Op Family sharing.

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Me and my son are looking forward to purchashe the game and i wonder is it possible to play the game Co-Op (Lan or Network) with Steam family share function with only 1 purchased coppy of the game. I am Bulgarian and buying 2 coppies is very pricy for me but.. even if we are not able to do soo i will get 2 coppies because i love Larian and i bet they did amazing job once again.

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As far as i know family sharing never made something like that possibe. Also you do realize this is a 18+ game? This is not a game to play with your kids.

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Originally posted by ....:

As far as i know family sharing never made something like that possibe. Also you do realize this is a 18+ game? This is not a game to play with your kids.

Well yes i am aware of this But... with nudity turned off i think its gonna be fine.. Also he already played The Witcher 3 what else he can see.. Also thanks for the answear i guess i will go for 2 coppies.

[doc0bricker]

No, you cannot play in such a way. I have tried and it does not work. I have even purchased two copies of the game , one for each Steam account, and it still does not work.

[Snake_In_The_Eye]

In early access I was doing it, you could open as many game instances as you wanted. Have to check now.

[ProtoGinger]

i don't think so it doesn't have the play together tag like divinity original sin 2

[Q̴̡̼̽̒̕u̸̘̪̾͊̚͜e̴]

If you buy it on GoG you can both sign in and use the same account.

[Blair Fujin]

family sharing as whole works on a rule that you're lending someone else your whole library while you're not using it, you can't use it to play at the same time - you need two copies to play together

[Malthar]

Family share will not allow for this
when the owner of the game launches it no other accounts can play it

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Family sharing does nto mean play the game on two different compuiters at the same time.

[$CRWD]

I would not recommend playing this with kids. At all. Unless they're 16-18.

[DYSEQTA]

Originally posted by doc0bricker:

No, you cannot play in such a way. I have tried and it does not work. I have even purchased two copies of the game , one for each Steam account, and it still does not work.

Um... That has to be user error. My son and I each own a copy of the game and play together regularly over LAN.

[ULTRA]

You can splitscreen or hotseat the game; this is what I'd recommend.

Originally posted by Queequeg:

If you buy it on GoG you can both sign in and use the same account.

or that

[doc0bricker]

Originally posted by a Dad:

Originally posted by doc0bricker:

No, you cannot play in such a way. I have tried and it does not work. I have even purchased two copies of the game , one for each Steam account, and it still does not work.

Um... That has to be user error. My son and I each own a copy of the game and play together regularly over LAN.

I sure hope it's user error, but I'd like to know how. User A and User B, while in the multiplayer create game lobby, can verify that their game host names show "User A game" or "User B game", respectively, for both LAN and Online game types, so it seems to be that each user is identified properly. But when User A tries to join the User B lobby, or vice versa, then the error message "you are already connected" appears.