Please make this a LAN game. Multiplayer is maybe not the best thing
for this game, because of to many players. But LAN is really nice i play
every game with my little brother, Co-op or LAN. If this can go LAN i love you.
When you go LAN not everyone can join, only the people on your wifi. If you have
friends with a laptop they can play the game with you.
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Re: LAN please
by FarmerYuuma » Fri Jan 22, 2016 1:19 pm
I agree it would be fun, but what would be the objective?
You can complete the game by yourself in a few hours, if you put a bunch of farmers together, it will be over in a few hours and then there would be nothing else to do.
You can complete the game by yourself in a few hours, if you put a bunch of farmers together, it will be over in a few hours and then there would be nothing else to do.
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Re: LAN please
by Krakob » Fri Jan 22, 2016 1:23 pm
LAN is another form of multiplayer. Multiplayer only means that there are several players - even Portal 2 co-op counts as multiplayer.
From a technical standpoint, there's no real point in implementing strict LAN functionality nowadays. (I'm relatively sure) You can apply the same functionality to LAN as you do with online multiplayer, the only difference being using local IPs instead of remote IPs for connectivity.
From a technical standpoint, there's no real point in implementing strict LAN functionality nowadays. (I'm relatively sure) You can apply the same functionality to LAN as you do with online multiplayer, the only difference being using local IPs instead of remote IPs for connectivity.
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