Did you know you can start a private/offline session?

[JawnCabrero]

Yes! It's true!
It will save you time. So the next time nice people looking for jolly coop will NOT enter your game! and you won't have to quit the game! Amazing isn't it?

Seriously. It takes me some time to finally find someone that is playing professional difficulty without infinite ammo mode on. And when I join them, they simply quit, for no reason. Happened 2 times now.
Come on guys.

[Shinllers]

One issue is that you can't rejoin a private session mid-way if there's a connection issue, the host will have to start all-over from last save point again. So I simply check if the host has any friend playing RE6 at the same time before consider joining, also personally I tend to avoid people who have friendly-fire on.

Another problem is that in RE6 difficulties may vary between co-op players, so while hosting a Professional session it's very likely to get a player joining on Amateur and kill everything on the way with a few bullets, since most people aren't aware of this issue and don't know the right way to join a higher difficulty session. The only way to avoid this would be Normal or No hope.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/221040/discussions/0/666827315258359009/

[JawnCabrero]

Originally posted by Shinllers:

One issue is that you can't rejoin a private session mid-way if there's a connection issue, the host will have to start all-over from last save point again. So I simply check if the host has any friend playing RE6 at the same time before consider joining, also personally I tend to avoid people who have friendly-fire on.

Another problem is that in RE6 difficulties may vary between co-op players, so while hosting a Professional session it's very likely to get a player joining on Amateur and kill everything on the way with a few bullets, since most people aren't aware of this issue and don't know the right way to join a higher difficulty session. The only way to avoid this would be Normal or No hope.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/221040/discussions/0/666827315258359009/

Ahh that makes a whole lot of sense now. I didn't know about half the things you said. Thanks.

Well, I guess I will have to stick with the Chinese then. Nothing personally against them, no. It's just that I don't speak their language and the ping tends to be really bad. But one thing I like about them is that they don't quit, and when you praise them (B+RB) they actually responds with a "thanks" emote. Lol.