Lan Support

[John Wicks' Cat]

Idk if anyone has asked before but lan support would be amazing, idk if it's in the works, I don't think it's in the game yet cause i can't get it to work for the life of me the search for game menu does no find it, it just doesn't seem possible. It would really help when i'm doing split screen mode it's a bit weird i have to connect to the internet for my split screen mode.

[Chibbity]

But..DRG doesn't have a split screen mode?

[John Wicks' Cat]

Well with nucleus co-op its feasible, devs never made it possible so us gamers did

[Chibbity]

What's nucleus co-op?

I've never heard of that, is it some kind of 3rd party program that enables split screen for games that don't have it?

Honestly curious!

[Landor]

Chibbity eredeti hozzászólása:

What's nucleus co-op?

I've never heard of that, is it some kind of 3rd party program that enables split screen for games that don't have it?

Honestly curious!

Google search turns up this.[github.com]

Apparently yes, it is a tool that allows co-op in games that don't support it, it's an open-source project it seems.

Further searching turned up this list of supported games and Deep Rock is included.

[John Wicks' Cat]

yah all those games you can do split screen with nucleus coop although it takes a bit of some technical know how to get it working.

[John Wicks' Cat]

you also need some xbox or ps controllers for some of the games

[Chrissy]

It sort of has lan, as in, if you're already playing with someone on your network and the internet dies, you stay ingame with them. Connection is local. It's a special reason I love this game since I have unreliable internet. That said, no, you can't currently join or find a game without internet.

[Embuscade]

Hi, did you manage to do it?

[Chibbity]

Embuscade eredeti hozzászólása:

Hi, did you manage to do it?

Nucleus co-op apparently, a 3rd party program; go look into it.

[John Wicks' Cat]

Nucleus co op just tried to get it again to explain but it downloaded a trojan spyware onto my computer always wondered where that one came from becuase I had it before it's jsut a virus spreader don't use it, that said it never worked really well for drg because of the online features.
It uses this thing called goldberg emulator which might have a virus as well or not idk don't wanna find out.

[John Wicks' Cat]

always keep your anti viruses up to date guys, something well liked by people could be a virus, or malware.

[John Wicks' Cat]

Goldberg emulator basically lets u play games that use steams online servers to play the games without steam.

[GiantOctopodes]

I don't feel this is likely just from a cost / benefit perspective. You have to look at the development resources expended, not just in its creation, but also in continuing to support it through game revisions. It also adds a layer of complexity to troubleshooting and bug fixing as you introduce additional environments in which they could occur.

It's a feature most AAA titles don't include, for a variety of reasons, but one of them being they don't feel it's worth it. After all, how often do folks need to play LAN, where the internet is not available? And, if it Is available, how much is the experience actually improved? Not saying it's impossible but I don't see it, and I wouldn't necessarily want them to devote resources to it personally. And that's from the perspective of someone who regularly "lan parties" this game with friends, we just are all connected to the internet while we play together in the same room.

[John Wicks' Cat]

If you want true lan goldberg simulator would work it's basically a same ip offline connector, so if u have the same ip i.e. lan and your offline it might work depends on the game.
But idk if it has virus, use antivirus.

[John Wicks' Cat]

I've used it for civ 5 before, worked sorta. some problems.