Can I skip the tutorial and come back to it later?

[Pumpkinreaper]

So I've played this game a decent amount in the past, but for some reason it's running choppily so I was hoping to go do a bot game while tweaking settings/troubleshooting things.

What I'm asking is, am I able to skip the tutorial (specifically the part where I play a game matched with other people online) and finish it later?

[potterman28wxcv]

You can't skip the tutorial. There is no part where you play a game matched with other people online btw - first part is with Lonestar, basic moves training - and then you have a bot match on Easy with Scoop. That's it

[Pumpkinreaper]

Originally posted by CD potterman28wxcv:

You can't skip the tutorial. There is no part where you play a game matched with other people online btw - first part is with Lonestar, basic moves training - and then you have a bot match on Easy with Scoop. That's it

Err, immediately after the scoop one, it puts you into matchmaking as the final part of the tutorial though?

[StormyWeather]

Just quit when you're matched with others online, the tutorial will still count it as done.

[Pumpkinreaper]

Originally posted by StormyWeather:

Just quit when you're matched with others online, the tutorial will still count it as done.

That's still kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥ for the other people in the match, though I guess a bot will take over instead of me standing still for 5-10 minutes fiddling with settings.

[potterman28wxcv]

Originally posted by IAMCRAIG:

Originally posted by CD potterman28wxcv:

You can't skip the tutorial. There is no part where you play a game matched with other people online btw - first part is with Lonestar, basic moves training - and then you have a bot match on Easy with Scoop. That's it

Err, immediately after the scoop one, it puts you into matchmaking as the final part of the tutorial though?

My bad I was sure it wasn't doing that.

You need not to worry much though. Your first game will likely be against very beginners who don't know what they're doing