Baldur's Gate 3: CO-OP | First Impressions 

Thats if Elder Scrolls 6 isn't a major letdown like Starfield.

Player 1 controls the first companion you receive in the game as well as their own character, and each player will have their own dialogue choices so it would probably be better for her to play as Player 2 overall, but it doesn’t make a huge difference, thanks for watching!

No worries, the answer is yes, though one player would have to also have the multiplayer save alongside their single player save, meaning the other would create their character within the multiplayer save, and would only be able to access it while in the host’s game. Essentially, you can have as many save files as you like, and anyone can join each one at any time, either by creating their own character or taking over an existing one within the game. Hope that helps, thanks for the comment!

@@CyberStuffXRSo, separate saved characters that are dedicated to specific modes?

You can play with a party of up to 4 people, and they each get to create their own fully customised character with a unique appearance, background and class, as well as all of the other choices offered in the character customiser. There’s also support for split-screen so only one person needs to own the game if the party is okay with playing over cloud streaming, thanks for watching!

Cloud streaming!?

@@CyberStuffXR thanks for the reply

was this on couch coop or two computers?

@@cj-um4xl For this particular video, it was 2 separate computers with keyboard & mouse, though we have been playing splitscreen with couch co-op through cloud streaming and it works really well, but both users are required to use controllers, thanks for watching!

Glad to hear, thanks for watching!

Sounds like you accidentally did split screen? I dont think that char is perm

@@wizoldthebard oh okay. Thank you for that then. We were on our separate PCs so that is strange. Could you please live link to how to play multiplayer normally please? I know we can’t use our single player, but I mean just to keep our multiplayer character around. Thank you 🙏

@@Lettuce_Play you can load the saved game back up and invite people to control their characters.

@@brianfernandezburgos7635 thank you for that. Indeed. I managed to figure it out 🙏.

​@@Lettuce_Playthank you for posing this problem so the rest of us don't need to worry about it

Host only I read.

@@Jokesonyou123 Yeah that's correct, when joining someone else's game you will create a character and it will remain in the host's game, able to be taken control of by any player regardless of who is present in the session.

You can play online with up to 4 people, but splitscreen only supports 2, thanks for watching!

In addition to the online co-op shown in the video, it’ll also have 2-player splitscreen local co-op, thanks for watching!

Yes, the entire game is built to support co-op throughout, thanks for watching!

I believe so, 2 players can use splitscreen, and 2 can join online, thanks for watching!

This is something I wondered myself, just had a look online and it seems that you can indeed do it without any problems, thanks for watching!

yes that works

It’s a great game, have fun and thanks for watching!

Yup, the entire game supports co-op from start to finish, thanks for watching!

how would that work if i played 5 hours more than my friend? Now he is not at the same campaign level as me@@CyberStuffXR

Characters cannot transfer between campaigns, if he creates a character in your game, it will be at the same level as all party members automatically.

The pc version was supposed to come out that day to, but they just released it early.

Given it's the same developer and they announced that ages ago...

It is DnD... DnD is turnbased...

Divinity was actually a please sponsor us with money for baldur's gate 3 development. So they proved themselves they could do it by releasing divinity 2 and thus more money was dumped on the project for baldur's gate 3. Least that's what I think I read somewhere.

If you are into pve more than pvp give ff14 a try. Its rly dope. But i'm still searching for something like bcs bg and arena pvp. That was so nice

The only good mmos on console are eso and destiny. This game is amazing though if ur into amazing story and exploration

That isn’t how it works, whoever initiated the conversation is the one who makes the choices, so all players make decisions individually throughout the game.

@@CyberStuffXRthat sounds so good. I hope this coop feature is retained when it releases on ps5

play with friends

Yes.

Ughh..imagine..just like..imagine...ughh.ugh.. 😂😂😂😂

I like the idea of being a human among all the epic creatures

Imagine judging how someone else decides to play a fantasy game

I always make human. the immersion baby.

U can actually skip the dialogue cutscenes by pressing button. U can change the difficulty to the hardest for a more challenging gameplay

I'm not that desperate for any kind of Dopamine release... thanks... easy pass... The funny thing in all of this is that Elden Ring at first glance cause me the same impression of avoidance, at the end I understood what made it so great, so I have been wrong before, more than once 🤣🤣hopefully that's the case because we need good games that stand the test of time, not just "hype launch week" games

I'm not talking about ability to skip custscenes or not though, you seem to miss the point, I'm talking about game design Choices and Taste... no matter how much you twist it, it's simply too cringe to stare at silly cosplay-like Fantasy characters from 5 feet away (specially the evil ones) It's going to make the game dated as F in a few years and it looks horrid... Another example that you can't purchase Taste with money and you can't acquire Culture instantly by trying to borrow from it (europe trying to borrow USA D&D creativity which even the Japanese admired in a rare occurence of foreigner admitance into their own culture, extremely rare even)

Watching videos of this game don't construe how good this game is. I had the same assessment until I played it. Hard to explain until you play.

It's literally like dungeons and dragons, man. It was a good system in divinity 1 and 2 as well

You don't have to be doing something at every moment when you're playing a game lol

You're missing out if you haven't played Divinity Original Sin 2. It's amazing.

Same although I do want to try this

by not beeing a zoomer that needs dopamine every second