The connection times are a little slow and certain areas get a bit laggy under load.

If you go into your router settings and forward the ports correctly there isn't really any problems in connecting.

I've been playing LAN just using the in-game LAN server browser, for some reason in-game comms don't work so I'm using Roger Wilco for that. Hamachi and forcebindip is all you need for coop via lan. You play online (PC Version) via GameSpy but consoles don't have GameSpy and instead have their own way of designating names (Gamertags, etc.) which doesn't interact with GameSpy at all. As for cross platform, I don't think it is possible because of that reason. It automatically 'converts' it into an online co-op game when the person joins. You have to be signed into GameSpy (which it generally does when you load it up) but all you need to do is pull up the in game menu and hit 'Invite Friends' and you can send invites to your friends. Tupera 20:56, Novem(UTC) Can you co-op between platforms? It would be nice for PC users and consoles to play together!Īctually, you can invite people to join you if you're playing a single player game. People can't join you when you play Singleplayer, but you can always use your Singleplayer characters, when you're playing online. There's a Friends list on the PC version, so it's really easy to play the game with your friends. You can create/join public and private games.

SICKNESS: You can play either LAN or Online. Are we going to need gamespy ids and then create games through it? Or will I be able to set whether people can just join my game while I'm playing? Otherwise This could also be a good place to list ids for pc co-op. I was posting this to see if anyone knew how the co-op was going to work with the pc version. Forums: Index > Archives Watercooler > Pc co-op

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