That's probably true. It seems like they're letting you do whatever the hell you want, regardless if it is a good idea or not. Similar to the first come/first serve loot system.Dog Pants wrote:I read that there's no level matching in co-op, so if I were to jump in with a more powerful player I'd be pretty ineffective. Any truth in that?
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Don't ever play this co-op with Deject, remember titan quest! He steals everything!
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Is there anyone wanting to go for the second 4 pack in a last minute dealio? I've done a 4 pack but if you're caving in and buying might as well get the game for £22 instead of full price!
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I might be tempted if there are enough people interested.
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Although I've not experimented with it yet, there's an option "Matchmaking" on the title screen. From what I can gather, this'll find a game roughly around your skill level for you to jump into.Dog Pants wrote:I read that there's no level matching in co-op, so if I were to jump in with a more powerful player I'd be pretty ineffective. Any truth in that?
Pretty sure I saw it earlier, but now it appears to have disappeared - might be owing to Steam being in offline mode.
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How much is it for the four pack? I don't particularly want it but if it's cheap, why not?
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depending on how cheapMr. Johnson wrote:How much is it for the four pack? I don't particularly want it but if it's cheap, why not?
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It's £22.50 each with the pack costing £89.99.Mr. Johnson wrote:How much is it for the four pack? I don't particularly want it but if it's cheap, why not?
I reckon you could tempt KV into buying it, also I think Snowdyz is looking for a copy too.
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If you can't find a fourth one, sign me up.
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I've got 2 people from work interested, Snowdyz is one and the other I can vouch for in terms of getting paid, so if there's 2 people who want to jump in then the party can get started.
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Nnnng, tempted, but I'm also tempted to wait for the inevitable GOTY edition and get all the DLCs as part of that.
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I've had my wallet out three times but keep coming back to that. Plus the sales. If I was more a co-op guy I'd go for it though.buzzmong wrote:Nnnng, tempted, but I'm also tempted to wait for the inevitable GOTY edition and get all the DLCs as part of that.
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You can also buy a season pass for a twenty note that gives you all future dlc at no extra cost.
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But no doubt a goty will appear next year some time after they're all released.
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Co-op partners beware: I will be using this gun exclusively if I ever get it.
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hahahaha
I have a similar gun (gotten from a quest) though the voice is not as annoying. You get it by putting the murderous AI core into a gun because it's all like "I just want to help you kill" so it says a bunch of stuff when you use it, lol.
I have a similar gun (gotten from a quest) though the voice is not as annoying. You get it by putting the murderous AI core into a gun because it's all like "I just want to help you kill" so it says a bunch of stuff when you use it, lol.
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so who's up for some co-op disevening then?
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I've played the starting couple of levels about 5 times now, not even bored of them. It totally is a carrot thing, as long as shiny phat lewt keeps falling out of dead stuff, piles of poop and chests I'm happy.
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How is it in single player? Heard people say they couldn't play BL1 unless in co-op because otherwise it was dull.
If I picked this up in the sale it would probably just be for a one time play through to experience the main story and perhaps a few side missions. Is it worth it for that (in terms of the experience and time rather than the monetary cost)?
If I picked this up in the sale it would probably just be for a one time play through to experience the main story and perhaps a few side missions. Is it worth it for that (in terms of the experience and time rather than the monetary cost)?
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I couldn't get on with the first game, but I don't remember exactly why. I only played single-player and I think I found it lonely, not even many NPCs. This one however is fine in single-player. I jumped in Pete's game earlier and that was even better.Thompy wrote:How is it in single player? Heard people say they couldn't play BL1 unless in co-op because otherwise it was dull.
My only complaint would be that it can be awkward to pick things up, you have to be so deliberate and precise.