Question regarding CO-OP

[Mr. Pato]

Hi!
Me and my friend bought and completed Far Cry 5 last summer and we loved it, and the fact that the entire game can be played in CO-OP mode made it 10x better. We've since been trying to find a game that offers the same experience as the one offered in Far Cry 5, but no other game managed to do so.

We're eager to play the new one that is coming out in 2 weeks, but as i was doing some research about it, i found an article that mentioned something about Far Cry 4 and it's Co-op mode. I've read some articles and some didn't offer as many details as i wished for. So my question is: Does Far Cry 4 offer campaign Co-op? And is it open world like in Far Cry 5?

I've read an article in which was stated that only side quests were available in Co-op, but in another article, it said that the entire campaign was available in that mode.. it's confusing :/

[-=SOF=-WID99]

sorry no you can not play FC 4 campaign missions co op

just outposts and some side missions are available in the main game
How does save game progress work for co-op play in Far Cry 4?

All progress is saved to the host player, though since you can't actually play the campaign and certain side missions, you will only be retaining complete outposts, assassination and tower unlocks. The second player takes back with them any experience, guns, skills, ammo, and cash they earn along the way.

What activities are available in Far Cry 4 for co-op players?

While you won't be able to play the main story or some of the side missions, including some of the hostage rescues, you can take on numerous activities with friends in Far Cry 4. This includes simply exploring the open world of Kyrat.

Outposts - Players can take over twenty four outposts with a friends, claiming them for their main game.
Assassinations - There are special stealth missions to assassinate targets, these can be played in co-op.
Radio Towers - Radio towers can be captured by co-op players, which works well because some of these turn into a wave based survival style mission.




Can I play the campaign in Far Cry 4 during co-op play?

No, you can not play the single player story missions during co-op play in Far Cry 4.

[Mr. Pato]

Originally posted by -=SOF=-WID99:

sorry no you can not play FC 4 campaign missions co op

just outposts and some side missions are available in the main game
How does save game progress work for co-op play in Far Cry 4?

All progress is saved to the host player, though since you can't actually play the campaign and certain side missions, you will only be retaining complete outposts, assassination and tower unlocks. The second player takes back with them any experience, guns, skills, ammo, and cash they earn along the way.

What activities are available in Far Cry 4 for co-op players?

While you won't be able to play the main story or some of the side missions, including some of the hostage rescues, you can take on numerous activities with friends in Far Cry 4. This includes simply exploring the open world of Kyrat.

Outposts - Players can take over twenty four outposts with a friends, claiming them for their main game.
Assassinations - There are special stealth missions to assassinate targets, these can be played in co-op.
Radio Towers - Radio towers can be captured by co-op players, which works well because some of these turn into a wave based survival style mission.




Can I play the campaign in Far Cry 4 during co-op play?

No, you can not play the single player story missions during co-op play in Far Cry 4.

Ohh, it's a shame that we can't play the story missions in co-op :( the game looks awesome but i don't think it's worth buying if we can only play side missions together

Thanks.

[Saint.Million]

Isn't "Valley of the Yeti" fully co-op?

[kiro the avenger!]

What's equally annoying is that most progress that you do do (unlocked weapons and skills) don't apply to the joining player either.
So to avoid 1 player having all the skills and the other having none, you need to play both player's world's

[trusstee]

still fun coop if youre wondering