Can This Be Played 100% Coop

[H-street]

Looking for a good dark souls coop experience, one where i can buy 2 copies and coop the complete game..

not sure if this is like that, in dark souls you could coop 1 boss and then you'd have to flip flop between worlds..

does this game let a player join and we just coop the game?

[さまよう侍]

any map with boss hasn't beaten, you can co-op from start to end.

[H-street]

ok sounds like its like dark souls, i was hoping for a more coop experience (the coop lasts between levels)..

[gilde.gothic [Elite_Man]]

Wouldnt say 100% because your Friend wont really progress while he is at your Run.
-Your Friend can join after he and you beaten the first Boss because after that you unlock like everything you will need.
-If your Friend joins you, you cant interact with NPCs anymore or rest at a Mistel (think of it as a Bonefire)
-While your Friend because you play with Password isnt required to beaten that Area already can join you, doesnt mean the progess you both did carrys over to his run.

Meaning if you want to Coop 100% of it you will clear your Area first and then do it with your Friend, so your both are always on the same stand.

[A-tanatos-Ω]

Originally posted by H-street:

ok sounds like its like dark souls, i was hoping for a more coop experience (the coop lasts between levels)..

It's much better, than "coop" in DS3.

[H-street]

Originally posted by gilde.gothic Elite_Man:

Wouldnt say 100% because your Friend wont really progress while he is at your Run.
-Your Friend can join after he and you beaten the first Boss because after that you unlock like everything you will need.
-If your Friend joins you, you cant interact with NPCs anymore or rest at a Mistel (think of it as a Bonefire)
-While your Friend because you play with Password isnt required to beaten that Area already can join you, doesnt mean the progess you both did carrys over to his run.

Meaning if you want to Coop 100% of it you will clear your Area first and then do it with your Friend, so your both are always on the same stand.

Perfect. Thanks. I was looking for a game where both progress in coop. I did the dark souls bounce coop and I love it for what it is but looking for something more fully coop/party like

[WhiteLezard]

Remnant From The Ashes has the kind of co-op you're searching for: players stay with the host.

[pcdeltalink]

Originally posted by WhiteLezard:

Remnant From The Ashes has the kind of co-op you're searching for: players stay with the host.

While I love Code Vein the limitations when playing with a friend compared to Remnant are beyond stupid. Why can't my friend talk to NPC's? Why can't he rest at mistles? Heck, why can't he even use the upgrade items he picks up that add to his regen count?

The only way he is allowed to do any of this is if I roll myself off the nearest cliff. What does this accomplish aside from making me sit through 2 loading screens and him waiting for me to load back in? Remnant has none of the problems listed above.

[WhiteLezard]

Originally posted by pcdeltalink:

Originally posted by WhiteLezard:

Remnant From The Ashes has the kind of co-op you're searching for: players stay with the host.

While I love Code Vein the limitations when playing with a friend compared to Remnant are beyond stupid. Why can't my friend talk to NPC's? Why can't he rest at mistles? Heck, why can't he even use the upgrade items he picks up that add to his regen count?

The only way he is allowed to do any of this is if I roll myself off the nearest cliff. What does this accomplish aside from making me sit through 2 loading screens and him waiting for me to load back in? Remnant has none of the problems listed above.

Because it's the template Demon's Souls / Dark Souls established and the games imitating them (like Nioh or Code Vein itself) follow it even when there is no need to, and Remnant has a pretty different design philosophy, being more like Diablo.

[pcdeltalink]

Originally posted by WhiteLezard:

Because it's the template Demon's Souls / Dark Souls established and the games imitating them (like Nioh or Code Vein itself) follow it even when there is no need to, and Remnant has a pretty different design philosophy, being more like Diablo.

Now I've only played Diablo 3 so maybe they handle completely differently but that game feels nothing like Remnant to me.

While I've seen some disagree with the label nowadays I bought Remnant pretty much as soon as I saw a guy say "It's Dark Souls with guns." It feels more like DS to me than D3 by far. I see far more similarities to DS (the "bonfires" and "estus", general difficulty, the way dodging feels) than Diablo.

[WhiteLezard]

Originally posted by pcdeltalink:

Now I've only played Diablo 3 so maybe they handle completely differently but that game feels nothing like Remnant to me.

While I've seen some disagree with the label nowadays I bought Remnant pretty much as soon as I saw a guy say "It's Dark Souls with guns." It feels more like DS to me than D3 by far. I see far more similarities to DS (the "bonfires" and "estus", general difficulty, the way dodging feels) than Diablo.

By Diablo I meant "randomly generated dungeons with random loot and where the players go together the entire road".

[pcdeltalink]

Originally posted by WhiteLezard:

By Diablo I meant "randomly generated dungeons with random loot and where the players go together the entire road".

Ah, gotcha. That makes more sense. Though compared to something like Diablo I think the looting in dungeons is barebones. About the only thing you're looking for usually is Simulacrums.

[≠, Warrior of Love]

Originally posted by a-tanatos-z:

Originally posted by H-street:

ok sounds like its like dark souls, i was hoping for a more coop experience (the coop lasts between levels)..

It's much better, than "coop" in DS3.

It's exactly alike "coop" in DS3 though.

[Hudson]

Originally posted by a-tanatos-z:

Originally posted by H-street:

ok sounds like its like dark souls, i was hoping for a more coop experience (the coop lasts between levels)..

It's much better, than "coop" in DS3.

Agreed, the coop in Code Vein is far more flexible and forgiving; not forced to put a sign at a place and not having to use Embers but what puts a damper on the whole thing is that you are playing Code Vein.