Game account progression problem

[Cina]

They should make your account progress permanent whatever it's solo or any server! what's the point of multiplayer if you lose your progress each host?!

[Kriya Takagi]

[Can I use my single-player character in multiplayer too?]
At the moment, partially yes. Your character is bound to your world and is not shared across servers or single-player.
However, if you are the host of a co-op game then you can switch between single-player or multiplayer freely, but your guests will not be able to do this.
We plan to provide a server/save transfer method later on during development.

[Grimzy]

Originally posted by Cina:

They should make your account progress permanent whatever it's solo or any server! what's the point of multiplayer if you lose your progress each host?!

Considering the world you join and everything you do is in the hosts world, on the hosts save its logical it resets if you join someone new.
This isnt the first game that works this way and not the last.

[Dradiin]

Originally posted by Cina:

They should make your account progress permanent whatever it's solo or any server! what's the point of multiplayer if you lose your progress each host?!

Umm... Don't server hop ? No PvP right now so umm why is it needed ? May as well just play Solo.

[chenipoop]

I hope it will be like terraria, but for now we have to take it like it is

[alan0n]

This is the norm... not seeing why people are taking issue with it.

[Jakdaripper]

They already said this is coming later on

[Noppi]

Valheim...

[AetherLiger]

Is like other sandbox games with server, is better that way so you don't start a new world and some rando enters and Spawns the ultimate Pal and grief's you

[HSD Absol]

Originally posted by Dradiin:

Originally posted by Cina:

They should make your account progress permanent whatever it's solo or any server! what's the point of multiplayer if you lose your progress each host?!

Umm... Don't server hop ? No PvP right now so umm why is it needed ? May as well just play Solo.

Believe it or not, some people have multiple friends, and some even have more than one friend group.