No online coop. WHY???

[pRogz]

What were the devs thinking releasing a game on steam with local coop and no online coop? They really think ima get my buddy from across the country to sit down with me and do some local coop?

[GIVE ME SOME MILK]

this game really needs a normal multiplayer with a rating, we will wait, I hope the developers will do it

[W1llOne]

Couldn't agree more. Would buy more copy's if I were able to play online with friends

[Delythyx]

the game is tagged with remote play together.... zzzz

[GIVE ME SOME MILK]

Originally posted by Delythyx:

the game is tagged with remote play together.... zzzz

what difference does it make how it is marked? is it difficult to make a normal multiplayer or what?

[Kalter Stahl]

I'm often checking back to see if they've added a real multiplayer, planning to make a purchase with my friends if there ever is one added.

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Originally posted by Kalter Stahl:

I'm often checking back to see if they've added a real multiplayer, planning to make a purchase with my friends if there ever is one added.

I bought it just in the hope of multiplayer in the future, because so far it is at a discount and if multiplayer comes out, it seems to me it may cost more

[ReadingRancor]

Bump x2000. I would buy 4 copies instantly lol

[Heinrich]

Yeah, if this game ever got multiplayer it'd be hundreds of times better, and I already love it.

[Tacogodboomdogg]

Nah, this game ain't fit for multiplayer. Each turn would take so long. Especially at later weeks

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Originally posted by Tacogodboomdogg:

Nah, this game ain't fit for multiplayer. Each turn would take so long. Especially at later weeks

How do you think Heroes 3 is played? What are you writing at all

[Sheanar(Caloxya)]

Yes, this game needs real options for online connectivity(pvp or co-op). Steam play together just can't handle this game.

[TubaSmaug]

Yall dont know much about game design. You realize that online multiplayer is a completely specialized aspect of gaming that often has to be outsourced. When the devs are having to pump out cheap dlc just to keep basic production going, there is no way they have the budget for online multiplayer

[ShloKnight]

Originally posted by TubaSmaug:

Yall dont know much about game design. You realize that online multiplayer is a completely specialized aspect of gaming that often has to be outsourced. When the devs are having to pump out cheap dlc just to keep basic production going, there is no way they have the budget for online multiplayer

So... Steam Multiplayer is a thing... that literally nearly every indie dev uses without all that much trouble. For the King I/II, Risk of Rain 2/Returns, Muck, etc, etc. As someone that DOES have some understanding of game development and the tools available to games on Steam, is it more work? Yes. Is it requiring outsourcing and massive budget? Hell. No. In fact, depending on game design, it literally can be added to a pre-existing single player/local co-op game in a week. And Steam handles all the matchmaking side of things. This is all part of where the 30% cut goes and what Steam offers as a game publishing platform. Educate yourself.
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/multiplayer

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