Remote Play Together

[LiDAAR]

Since they added remote play, can anyone confrim, does the game still need 2 controllers, or 1 player can use k&m while other use controller?

[Darkgamer_95]

for me only works with two controller, I can't understand how to use keyboard for one player and controller for the other player

[LiDAAR]

Originally posted by Darkgamer_95:

for me only works with two controller, I can't understand how to use keyboard for one player and controller for the other player

oh :(
thanks for sharing

[Mormacil]

I think no RPT game can support controllers and mouse together natively.

[LiDAAR]

Originally posted by Mormacil:

I think no RPT game can support controllers and mouse together natively.

can u explain? (ok if not)
i have never played rpg games thats why asking

[Mormacil]

RPT, remote play together. The Steam system doesn't work with the mouse. It's all running controllers.

BG3 can't change that as they don't make the feature, merely use it.

[LiDAAR]

Originally posted by Mormacil:

RPT, remote play together. The Steam system doesn't work with the mouse. It's all running controllers.

BG3 can't change that as they don't make the feature, merely use it.

that might be not true as i have played, a way out, wwe 2k24,it takes two on remote play and the person has on k&m to play with, after sending him a remote play invite, i give him k&m access from overlay and then he can play,

[Razorblade]

Originally posted by LiDAAR:

can u explain? (ok if not)
i have never played rpg games thats why asking

Remote Play Together is effectively just screen sharing a local multiplayer game. As such, it has the same limitations as regular local multiplayer, minus having to physically be in the same room.

Most local multiplayer games, including BG3, do not feature the ability for one player to use KB&M while the others use a controller. As such, using Remote Play Together isn't going to change that. The rule is still that each player needs a controller to play local multiplayer, whether you are doing so remotely via Remote Play Together or not.

[LiDAAR]

Originally posted by Razorblade:

Originally posted by LiDAAR:

can u explain? (ok if not)
i have never played rpg games thats why asking

Remote Play Together is effectively just screen sharing a local multiplayer game. As such, it has the same limitations as regular local multiplayer, minus having to physically be in the same room.

Most local multiplayer games, including BG3, do not feature the ability for one player to use KB&M while the others use a controller. As such, using Remote Play Together isn't going to change that. The rule is still that each player needs a controller to play local multiplayer, whether you are doing so remotely via Remote Play Together or not.

oh alright, thanks for letting me know that.

[SleepyEarl]

Originally posted by LiDAAR:

Since they added remote play, can anyone confrim, does the game still need 2 controllers, or 1 player can use k&m while other use controller?

this is not "remote play together".. what you are describing is local co-op. RPT is for you to host a game, invite others REMOTELY to join you in co-op without them needing to own the game.

[Manwe]

Originally posted by SleepyEarl:

Originally posted by LiDAAR:

Since they added remote play, can anyone confrim, does the game still need 2 controllers, or 1 player can use k&m while other use controller?

this is not "remote play together".. what you are describing is local co-op. RPT is for you to host a game, invite others REMOTELY to join you in co-op without them needing to own the game.

this is not "remote play together".. what you are describing is local co-op. RPT is for you to host a game, invite others REMOTELY to join you in co-op without them needing to own the game. [/quote]

Remote play together simulate local co op but not local it use the internet. Shut up if you have no idea pls.

[Punker]

So, does anybody knows is it possible to invite people online and play on with remote together at the same time?