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Make sure your privacy setting in the game is Friends (not Public), unless you want strangers to join. Otherwise some kind of jerk could join and take items from your hideout etc.
Other than that, I haven't heard about any bad issues with coop. Playing with friends and using voice comms is optimal. Sharing info and funny stuff that happens to you makes the coop fun. Communicating about dumpster diving and looting is also desirable, so you don't keep opening empty dumpsters all the time.
You could invite new players into your advanced world, but it's generally not a good idea, since the weather gets progressively colder (and 2nd/3rd season have a bit worse weather and more calamities, although every season starts with warm weather). Even if you gave clothes and other stuff to the new players, they would still have kinda hard time as newbies in colder weather. Getting a lot of stuff in the beginning from other player also isn't an optimal gameplay experience. So starting a new world dedicated for coop makes sense. Also, if you as the host continued playing in your coop world after your buddies went offline, it would be also kinda bad for them (losing time to prepare for the next winter).
Even though inviting more players to your world shouldn't affect your progress, you can back up your world and character by copying the save folder (...\Steam\steamapps\common\Hobo Tough Life\HoboRPG_Data\Save). If your game is running, you should first pause it (Escape and then Quit to menu). Just in case something bad happened, so you could "reload" your previous state of the world and char (like if you invited someone who you don't know well and it turned out they're sabotaging your hideout or something like that).
Everything I read when googling it says it does have crossplay, and when you make a lobby there is an option for crossplay on or off.
I haven't tested it yet but was going to convince my xbox friend to buy it
Edit: There are about 3x as many games with crossplay on so I think it does allow consoles as well but Idk how to confirm for sure.
yes the game support crossplay between all platforms: Steam, Xbox, PS4/5 and Switch.
That's awesome! thank you so much.