I have not tried the coop yet but I think if you choose the multiplayer option then one of your friends can join you during the character creation on make their own character (is it correct?)
It's this. In Singleplayer, the host creates both characters: appearance and build. In multiplayer, each player can do their own appearance and build.
Yes, but if you choose "multiplayer" and you're playing alone, you can still create both characters appearance and build - which makes the single-player mode redundant. There seems to be nothing you can do in single-player that you can't already do in multiplayer, so why offer both modes?
Unless there is a hidden difference, I'm really struggling to see a need for both of these options on the menu. Even if it's to let players know the game can be played either way, isn't there a better way to get that information across (e.g. tooltip when hovering over "New Game").
