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There are some roles better suited to pros than casuals though. The music speeds up (and acquires some little piano mistakes which makes it seem more frantic) and it's suddenly a different game until everyone can hide and regroup.

It's basically about trying to plan it out perfectly but if something goes wrong, it becomes a merry chase which is really fun in a different way. This is sad, since the concept seemed pretty cool once I got into it.Ĭlick to expand.You're actually describing part of what my group of friends (many of whom would describe themselves as casuals) like about the game. I suspect that since it spent long enough in such a terrible state, there's no chance of success now, and any community has since evaporated. They theoretically improved the netcode in a patch a while ago, but I haven't had the chance to try it again since. It also has the lovely feature where if one person leaves a level (quit, disconnect, etc), it dumps everyone else out unceremoniously. We tried it a few times for co-op night, and the only way we could get it to work was with Jebus hosting (four or five others couldn't host), and I ended up having to spin custom holes in my firewall just to connect (the only game I've ever had to do this for). The biggest problem is that it launched with absolutely TERRIBLE netcode.

It is NOT an ARPG though, which made my initial reaction negative since I was expecting such based on the camera. It's an interesting enough game, sort of like playing just dungeon runs from an MMO (there are up to four players, and each chooses a different character, all of which play differently) but from a ARPG camera viewpoint. I'm losing my mind.Click to expand.I bought FORCED on a recommendation from Jebus (yeah yeah, I know).

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I've tried launching from the normal steam and BP mode, plugging controllers in before and after the game starts, combinations of different controllers, driver updates, computer restarts, different USB ports, different wires, different games, the list goes on and on. So I haven't tested that to see if it works.

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I googled to see how to force steam to update, but it involved backing up a load of data and to be honest, I can't be bothered. It might be a steam issue, but the fact it recognised one of the controllers for a second, then stopped, is so strange. It had worked for a second, then stopped, which is obviously very strange. I handed the first controller to my friend, where it proceeded to stop working. We went into the game, I tested both controllers to see if the characters would move. The controller's were working on the in-game menu. So I assumed it had been a steam issue all along.ġ week ago, I had some pals over and we were about to play nidhogg. The controllers worked for the rest of the night. I had missed it the first time, so I exited BP, entered it again, and clicked the pop up.

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When I entered big picture mode during my attempts to find a solution, I noticed a pop-up offering to update steam. I've used 2 DS4s ( with DS4Tool), 2 XBONEs, and a combination of the two, all of which have worked at some point in the pastĢ Weeks ago I managed to fix it. Exact same problem, and I've never found any solution on the web that worked. I have and have had this problem a few times. Any way I typed this thing out and I still want to post it anyway.)

(After re-reading your post I realise our problems aren't identical, using one controller at a time works consistently for me, but when using a second, the controllers acts exactly as your single controller did.

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