Hi,
i play coop with a friend and i wonder about two things:
He is the host and can transform FNIX-Bases in Resistance-Bases.
I am his ‘guest’, have 20 tokens, but can’t do this (no message, when i’m heading to the correct spot).
So that means, i can’t do anything with my tokens in coop as ‘guest’?
No possibility to trade them to my friend or use them anyway?
I know I helped destroy a base the other night and after it was complete, I got 10 more tokens. But I didn’t try using them to build anything on his map.
As long as your just playing as client, not as host (even not alone in your own game), yes.
I wonder if it should be intentional. Or at least an option.
You can see it from different angles.
Maybe the host of a public session don’t wants the clients to claim certain bases.
On the other hand the host could have not enough command points to claim a base and a client wants to support him.
I personally do not want any guests building or disassembling anything I have built on my map. Because I want things the way I want them and not done by someone else. So, if it was an option for other players to use their tokens in on my map, I would turn it off and block them.
When I am a guest on someone else’s map, I will help do repairs to the base after we finish a base defense. If the base is already badly damaged when I join, I will not help repair it. Again, host should rebuild to their own specs.
Me and my friends almost always play coop with me as host and I think it would be nice if they could use their tokens in my world. And I know that they would feel the same since they never play solo or host.
A friend of mine hosts our game, every single time. We ONLY play together, every single time we play the game. So why should I, as a client, be unable to contribute and build? We are playing TOGETHER 100% of the time, but the game locks me out from doing things. It’s such a stupid design and I really wish there was an OPTION to give clients the same access as the host if we want to.
I really hate when games put limitations on clients. It’s so frustrating when you always play together with your friends. Not everyone plays with random people online.