Originally Posted by Gyson
Originally Posted by demise
Originally Posted by Gyson
Originally Posted by Ellary

*pssst* Most players spend about two seconds to a minuet or so just setting their audio/graphics and game options. Then they click New Game or Load Game. If they click new game I highly doubt they sit there n look at the buttons confused. They simply click the mode they want to play in and go. Most won't see the buttons again for quite awhile. Since they will be clicking Load Game.

Tell the truth.. you press the Singleplayer button, don't you. smile

Don't forget that a friend can right click you on steam and hit join game then come troll you, sometimes intentionally, sometimes accidentally where they end up with your character. :P

I always choose multiplayer when I start a new game, or after loading turn the gem to blue just in case a friend wants to join, but some people prefer to play alone and absolutely abhor multiplayer or coop of any kind. So that option would benefit them.


Just to be clear, that only can actually happen if you have your "Options > Multiplayer" set to "Offline" and then choose "New Game > Multiplayer", because it toggles "Options > Multiplayer" to "Friends".

If a player takes a moment to set "Options > Multiplayer" to "Invite Only" and leaves it there, then whenever you select "New Game > Multiplayer" it leaves it in "Invite Only" mode (since that is technically a multiplayer option and no change is necessary). And then it really is up to you when (and if) they ever join.

That whole thing should really be streamlined and the "fat" as it were trimmed from the menu, but maybe it will all become more relevant (and convoluted) as additional multiplayer options are added. Who knows.


Yep, this is exactly why the multiplayer options should save and be persistent or tied to particular saves, so you don't have to change it back to invite only every time you decide to play. Of course I still use the shortcut and just hit the multiplayer button, or blue gem it... friend will say "invite me", then I'll say "Nah. Just join, I'm busy stealing everything / testing build / or whatever" lol. Thankfully the people I coop with don't go on a town murder spree without asking me to save first, so I don't have to worry too much. Plus being on mumble/skype/ventrilo with the people I play with prevents them getting control of the wrong character.

Last edited by demise; 31/05/14 11:52 PM.