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  • id happily play with you. my favorite franchise.

    The co-op is silent. no chat, no text. You communicate via animations and gestures

    you use an item to let people know youre interested in playing together, and if another player walks by the spot, they can see and interact with your “sign” and summon you to their game







  • that’s actually a really good point too

    im pretty close to your age and even i will admit that a good single player game hits better than any multiplayer arena shooter out there

    But there’s a few “silent co-op” games i really enjoy. Games where i can join a stranger, help them with a quest or boss and then leave. Im the oldest of 3 and i miss beating levels for my little brothers. Elden Ring, Dark Souls , Nioh, Monster Hunter, these all scratch the itch pretty well

    When many people hear “multiplayer videogame” they think mmos or cod/quake/Unreal tournament clones

    i would never start playing multiplayer halo if it came out today. But theres still LOTS of multiplayer games out there that i find very appealing.




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    3 months ago

    that sounds like older millennials to me, tbh

    younger millennials grew up on multiplayer and online games, which were widespread and extremely normalized by the time we were old enough

    remember, the youngest millenials were 4 to 6 years old in 2000 and the mid 2000s was the big multiplayer boom for the industry

    Halo, COD, Gears of War, Counter Strike: Source, Garrysmod, Minecraft, Trackmania, Everquest, World of Warcraft, Left4Dead, Diablo 2, all of these games came out while we were 6 to 14 years old