#Multiplayer help
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You can join into coop from the very start - no restrictions
As far as other issues, renting from gportal across countries, the only issue that might crop up is ping
thank you for your quick response!!! We have tried do hamachi but for some reason it still is not working and we are getting the dobbin error/cannot connect. which is why we are thinking about Gportal. but any suggestions on why it may not be working?
im sorry if this is a repetative question. im not the most technologically inclined person.
I would check firewall settings (there's another thread with some helpful tips I'll link). You also might try a different network mesh like radmin, zerotier, or scaletail. Some people have reported issues with hamachi, though I'm unsure if that's hamachi or firewall related
we got it to work!!! thank you!! it was the port forwarding!
Oh good!
hallo can i have a question? you made a hamachi working thanks to port forwarding? I thougth that the hamachi was suppost to take care of the port. I have the same dobbin problem with my friends using hamachi.
honestly, i am not sure exactly but basically we use hamachi and then i went through my router settings and did port forwarding there.
okej thank you. so router settings got it. Thank you
I forgot to mention to: check firewall settings too!
i dindnt get around to try thy port yet. But the firewall was the first thing i checked. But thank you so much for letting me know. Much appreciated. : )
Ofc!! Let me know how it goes
Hi! The game looks so cool and is very diverse so my sis and I decided to play together, but people keep saying we can't play together on Epic... only on Steam. Unless we rent a server or something?
Is there a way to just play together in Epic? Or is one coming out?
those people are incorrect. There is nothing stopping epic and steam players from playing together.
No one on epic can use the steam friend invite system, but you can do a free dedicated server OR a listen server (where one person hosts and the other puts in the IP of the host) without any issues, provided you do a smidge of setup first.
see the below bot post.
See: https://playnightingale.com/news/play-with-friends
For multiplayer, you can use the host/join mechanics where one person is the host and everyone connects to that host. The host will need to open ports in their router and set up port forwarding. How to do this is highly dependent on your individual router model and ISP, and is not something that we can walk you through very easily - but check your router configuration page for options like 'NAT/Gaming' 'Port Forwarding' or 'External Connections'. The host's public IP will be required by everyone connecting.
You can find your public IP by visiting a site such as whatismyip.com
If everyone connecting to you is within your home network (that is, living in the same house as you), you can use your private IP instead, no port forwarding required - like LAN parties of old. See https://discord.com/channels/854679517997695016/1423434949272408255 for more information on host/join mode.
You can also download the dedicated server architecture from steam for free (even if you bought the game on epic) and set that up. Everyone will then join the IP of that sever - you'll also need the public IP & port forwarding setup for that. Setup FAQs can be found: https://discord.com/channels/854679517997695016/1395472159568040017
Alternatively, you can rent a server from GPortal. No setup required on your end, just use the IP and port that GPortal gives you. This is the only option that costs money.
-# Thanks Koriania for putting this together!
of note: if you opt to run a dedicated server, you can only download the framework from steam - but you don't even need a steam account to do so (and you certainly don't need to own the game on steam)
So a listen server for me and my sis in the same house is better than the dedicated server thing? And it saves the game on its own for us? And is free?
Thank you for taking all this time to help
a listen server means that player A is the host that player B will join to and the game isn't available unless player A is currently playing.
If you're in the same house, you wont' need to do port forwarding - just use your lan assigned IPv4 (generally it starts with a 192. but not always).
that listen server requires zero additional software - just make sure to allow the program to connect through your firewall (on windows, there should be a popup, but it might get hidden)
a dedicated server requres additional (but still very free) software to be downloaded and then the game is available any time that server is on (most people leave it running indefinitely, as that's the point).
personally, on the same LAN, I'd go for the listen option, especially while mod support is light and/or non-existent. Its the easier technical option.
Thank you so much, we are going to try it tonight ^^
We found the ipv4 address ty π does she need to do the tutorial before hosting? She created her character already
as long as you are -not- on nightingale 0.3.2, you can play together from the very very first moments of the game.
Awesome ty, so does the ipv4 go in the port section? And then she creates a password?
the host doesn't put in an IP at all.
she should fill out 7777 for the port, and a password if she wants one.
then the person JOINING will have three slots to fill out. put in the host's IP, and then the same port and password that the host used.
So we don't need a password?
you don't have to use one if you don't want.
Thank you!!! Sis and I are so happy bc we like never agree on games :)))
Hope you have a Happy Halloween ππ»
you too! Enjoy the (what I think is an utterly fantastic!) game
So sis had to leave and came back and she pressed host a game again and it looks the same as last time, does she enter the same stuff (7777 and the password)
Or is that creating a new one if she does?
Ohh kk and she thinks she might have missed the tutorial since she closed out of the game after the intro cutscene... Do you know if that is a thing that happens?
there's not really a tutorial like that. You start in a dark cave and you have to escape it and then puck gives you some quests. Anything she missed can be found in the quest log.
otherwise, the tutorial is in the Abeyance realm, finding all the treasured items. There are things near those items that you can mess with to learn how those items work.
Ohhh kk tysm π
Friend did the same thing as i did and it worked. SO i dont know : D Fay can obviously reach in the real word as well : D Thank you SarieKat. And have a good day.