password.
5. You could use host a non dedicated session but you will both be tetherd to eachother via a invisible cord and it kinda kills the fun of the game, also you would have to be online and ingame for
this particular server to be up.

If there is a spare half decent pc in the house you can use it to run/host the server over a local area network, i'm using a fairly weak laptop to run a home LAN server

server from those who sell it? Not entirely sure how this works,
5. I see an option in Ark to "Host a Non Dedicated Multiplayer Session." We could play together there but I'd have to be online for him
and set a personal password.
5. You could use host a non dedicated session but you will both be tetherd to eachother via a invisible cord and it kinda kills the fun of the game, also you would have to

intrigued with the notion of joining someones private server.

My son lives with me so we always play in the same home. If we do this local/LAN thing (which is Host a Non Dedicated Multiplayer Session, right

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Just host via lan and have him join that, jesus guys. It's just a father and son trying to play. If (and you don't have to answer, I get it..it's private) but if you

it up but it's not that hard in the end.

The other immediate option would be to host a non-dedicated session on your machine, that you both connect to. It's basically a single-player game that your
can do to save your characters/dinos/structures from an official server. By setting up your own server/non-dedicated session you could use admin/cheat commands to help get the rebuilding process started

those who sell it? Not entirely sure how this works,
5. I see an option in Ark to "Host a Non Dedicated Multiplayer Session." We could play together there but I'd have to be online for him to play