can i use hamachi to coop with my friends?

[toonomi]

well..it has local coop...

[sonarix]

I would also like to know but seeing how it most likely requires a controller input and an in game item I doubt it since hamachi requires a lan type of server for people to connect.

[Kazmor]

Originally posted by sonarix:

I would also like to know but seeing how it most likely requires a controller input and an in game item I doubt it since hamachi requires a lan type of server.

What? Hamachi will setup a internet connection and make it looks like a LAN connection, theres basicly no difference for how the game handles it.

[toonomi]

Originally posted by Kazmor:

Originally posted by sonarix:

I would also like to know but seeing how it most likely requires a controller input and an in game item I doubt it since hamachi requires a lan type of server.

What? Hamachi will setup a internet connection and make it looks like a LAN connection, theres basicly no difference for how the game handles it.

so that means i can use hamachi to coop with my friends?

[deadering]

No, you guys don't understand the nature of the co-op. It's not local as in LAN it's local as in the same computer.

You need to physically be there with another controller to play.

[sonarix]

Originally posted by Kazmor:

Originally posted by sonarix:

I would also like to know but seeing how it most likely requires a controller input and an in game item I doubt it since hamachi requires a lan type of server.

What? Hamachi will setup a internet connection and make it looks like a LAN connection, theres basicly no difference for how the game handles it.

Pretty sure hamachi won't magically allow someone with the game to connect to a game that doesn't have a lan option... not a local multiplayer press a button on a controller. I don't mean the game has to have a server for it to work and I know how hamachi works. Just saying I don't think it would work.

What might work and this is a strong MIGHT, is trying to use Nvidias Geforce Experience Share feature to do an over the internet co-op play but I've yet to test it myself.

[Kazmor]

Originally posted by toonomi:

Originally posted by Kazmor:

What? Hamachi will setup a internet connection and make it looks like a LAN connection, theres basicly no difference for how the game handles it.

so that means i can use hamachi to coop with my friends?

Probably - if the game supports LAN play and dont go crazy for some random reason with hamachi it shoud work.
I didnt tryed it - but in theory it shoud work.

[toonomi]

Originally posted by deadering:

No, you guys don't understand the nature of the co-op. It's not local as in LAN it's local as in the same computer.

You need to physically be there with another controller to play.

thanks~

[Masterpeing]

same pc gameplay i guess it is not about 2 pcs.

[Kazmor]

Originally posted by deadering:

No, you guys don't understand the nature of the co-op. It's not local as in LAN it's local as in the same computer.

You need to physically be there with another controller to play.

The nature of co-op has nothing to do with it - coop only means that u play together.
When the game supports lan u can use programs for setting it up no matter what the game is - if the game dont support lan and online play than u cant.

Well basicly u can anyway - but u need to write the code yourself - wich will probably end up in not working ;P.

[Machao]

If it is local, it is on the same computer. If it is LAN (Local Area Network) it means several computers connected.

[sonarix]

Originally posted by Machao:

If it is local, it is on the same computer. If it is LAN (Local Area Network) it means several computers connected.

This is what I meant when I said hamachi most likely wouldn't work. @Kazmor

[Naijiro]

You can use a program called "Moonlight" or Nvidia Gamestream if it supports it.


Here is moonlight.

http://moonlight-stream.com/ I never tried it with people online, but it works with my brother's computer which is in the other room.

[Sashassin]

Originally posted by JayPi:

You can use a program called "Moonlight" or Nvidia Gamestream if it supports it.


Here is moonlight.

http://moonlight-stream.com/ I never tried it with people online, but it works with my brother's computer which is in the other room.

Using Moonlight and Nvidia Gamestream work perfectly fine to create online coop for couch only coop games like this one. I have done it many times with my brother. He lives in another city but I bought him an nvidia shield and synced it up to my pc gaming rig. Anytime we want to play couch coop games together we simply start a game steam up, open up a game on the shield, and it will stream to both his shield and my 4k tv at the same time. I then use a controller hooked up to my pc as a second player while the shield acts as player 1.

Using this method I can play ANY couch coop game in the world over the internet with my bro. shield streaming supports up to 4k 60fps even if you have the bandwidth for it of course :)

[GUY]

Originally posted by Kazmor:

Originally posted by deadering:

No, you guys don't understand the nature of the co-op. It's not local as in LAN it's local as in the same computer.

You need to physically be there with another controller to play.

The nature of co-op has nothing to do with it - coop only means that u play together.
When the game supports lan u can use programs for setting it up no matter what the game is - if the game dont support lan and online play than u cant.

Well basicly u can anyway - but u need to write the code yourself - wich will probably end up in not working ;P.

Are you retarded?

[SirusTheMadDJ]

Originally posted by Bizarre Fighting Technique:

Are you retarded?

Poster probably didn't know about moonlight.


I sure didn't.