nicoga3000

I have a new question after starting last night with my brother. Well, a few... First - is there a way I can get my Closed Net character to visit and enjoy Christmas Island while still remaining on Closed Net? Second - how do quests and progress work? If I play my character solo campaign on Closed, does that screw with everyone elses progress? Third - what bosses can I NOT fight on Closed? Thanks

done! Thank you much!

If anyone would be so kind, I would love these. My brother and I could both make great use of starting stuff as to not get pooped on, haha.

I started playing a bit yesterday...My brother is having heaps of trouble getting it downloaded for some unknown reason. His connection is fine for anything but downloading huge files....160 kB/s is no good for him. If I didn't live 3+ hours away, I would have just given him a DVD with the files on it! Nonetheless, I started a HE that I want to go storm route on. It seems that Pyro is the common build, but I like experimenting and trying my own things out - and besides, storm seems to be the road less traveled on the HE. Also tried an offline Dragon Mage. Wow - very sweet class. I might try and go the route of that versus the storm HE for now, but we shall see.

That I did. I'm a bit afraid to try the HC thing at the moment, lol. I want to "get good" at the game again, and largely get accustomed to the controls and GUI. Then I'll probably try my hand at HC! I have one other question - in my quest log, I want to select the quests to see which are "closest" to me. Is there any good way to go about this? And also, am I missing out horribly by just playing closed versus offline with the class quests?

So you recommend playing even my single player characters on Closed Net? It sounds like by doing this, I can always have my character available to play either my personal campaign or with others, no? Will bosses respawn in this mode?

I can probably figure out a good chunk of the stuff, but what about potion mappings? That really got me frustrated, haha. Like I said, I died a few minutes in to 2 little bandits because I couldn't figure out which button used health pot.

First off, hello! It's good to start up the game again and see a community STILL thriving from such a solid game. I bought the game on release for the 360 and played it quite a bit, but some of the bugs, lack of support, and online pitfalls drove me away from the experience. Recently, my brother decided he was interested in trying it out on the PC, so we both purchased it via DLgamer. Well, given that I live alone and have a much better internet connection than him and the rest of the family, I had it DL'd in about 17 hours, and he's going on day 2...Whatever. :3 I'll embrace my excellent connection over his, ha. I started to play as a HE - trying something different than my TG. Well, I was totally lost on the controls. I died in about 2 minutes from 2 little bandits or whatever since I had no idea how to use my health pots. I couldn't figure out how to get to my menus, I was just a wreck. So my first question! Is there a good manual or something available for download for the PC version? DLgamer doesn't have a manual attached to the game, and the control mapping would be great to have. I read that like, R - O are potions, but I don't know how to assign them, nor do I know how to assign various skills, etc. Help would be super appreciated here. And my second question! How can my brother and I play together campaign/progress wise? He and I live in different states and I work full time while he is getting ready to go off to college. Our timings will be a bit...off. But nonetheless, we want to be able to play together while we can, while still progressing in single player. We'll probably just play on the UK servers since we purchased the UK games, but there's 3 or 4 choices as to how to "play". What do we do here in order to enjoy the game on and offline together without getting shafted on our characters progress? Thanks all! Also, any tips/tricks/major differences between the 360 version the PC version worth pointing out would be useful as well.