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Three Player Co-op is bullshit. Some of us have more than two friends.
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That is such a weird complaint to have!
Also, can anyone help me with the below as I don't know any words that end in '3'?!
Also, can anyone help me with the below as I don't know any words that end in '3'?!
Ha! I can just picture them like:
"Aw shit, sorry Surface. Me, Sunglasses Ron & Paddy the Greek have already partied up"
"But you're playing Gears 4?!"
".......................hello, hello? You're breaking up, can't hear you properly.....k, bye!"
I'm going to go ahead and say 3 player is a perfect size, because I have two friends that I regularly play games with.
Same. I love that we are getting some (some!) games balanced around being three players and not four. Me, my SO and my brother play games together and we rarely play with anyone else.
Why is three a worse number than four? Let's have five and six and seven too! Games for different groups, yay!
Good stealth brag thread.... /s
4 was always the coop number because of split screen. 3 always felt super weird. Also, many games had 4 classes, so it made sense to mix up squads/teams of 4.
I do kinda agree with OP, since I love coop games. More the merrier for me!
4 was always the coop number because of split screen. 3 always felt super weird. Also, many games had 4 classes, so it made sense to mix up squads/teams of 4.
I do kinda agree with OP, since I love coop games. More the merrier for me!
Yeah I kind of agree but me and my friends have to rotate people out to play on the team in a 6 person team game so I cant really say anything. I do feel bad for people with no one to play with though when we're struggling to find ways to get all of us together :/
I know the entire thread is just a joke now, but honestly, i kinda get what op means, even if its not in the way they said it.
My gaming friend group has been 5 people for as long as i can remember.
That meant that for the vast majority of time, there was one person taking a break at all times.
But then i convinced the group to get switches, and its been such a great time playing MK and Smash all together.
Only thing that is missing now is 5 player New Super Mario, so all our regular games fit us all.
My gaming friend group has been 5 people for as long as i can remember.
That meant that for the vast majority of time, there was one person taking a break at all times.
But then i convinced the group to get switches, and its been such a great time playing MK and Smash all together.
Only thing that is missing now is 5 player New Super Mario, so all our regular games fit us all.
This doesn't make sense to me, co-op games have historically been 2 player just as often as 4.
3 is not a downgrade, it's just not the ideal amount for your specific personal friendship group, but is for other people.
It depends on the game how many players would be right surely? As well as technical limitations.
Plus winner stays on is still a thing. I've played 4 player Mario Kart with 12+ people and had a blast.
3 is not a downgrade, it's just not the ideal amount for your specific personal friendship group, but is for other people.
It depends on the game how many players would be right surely? As well as technical limitations.
Plus winner stays on is still a thing. I've played 4 player Mario Kart with 12+ people and had a blast.
You think you're entitled to more players? You know it's not as simple as plopping down more players? They would have to redesign the entire experience to account for an increase in players.
This is ridiculous.
This is ridiculous.
2 player coop is the ideal for me. It is hard enough to get one friend to play the same game I'm also playing.
Actually, I know very few people IRL that play games.
But independently of the number, the most important thing is adjusting the difficulty. I like when there are AI companions than can heal you and distract enemy AI. It helps a lot for solo players.
Actually, I know very few people IRL that play games.
But independently of the number, the most important thing is adjusting the difficulty. I like when there are AI companions than can heal you and distract enemy AI. It helps a lot for solo players.
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