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New Post: Does ‘Rise of the Ronin’ have co-op? - https://lnkd.in/gsqCe4zf - Team Ninja‘s latest action game has arrived, Rise of the Ronin, and if you are a fan of their previous titles you may be keen to understand if the longstanding co-op functionality and features in their games are back. READ MORE: Is ‘Rise of the Ronin’ a soulslike? After spending some time with the game over recent weeks we have a full breakdown of how you can play the action RPG, whether you can invite your friends along, and if there is competitive multiplayer too. Does Rise of the Ronin have co-op? Rise of the Ronin does have co-op multiplayer for up to four players, which can be accessed from the Longhouse in Miyozaki and later areas. This spot is unlocked a good way through the main story so you will need to play a decent chunk of the game to invite your friends. From there you can choose a multiplayer mission and team up to take on the objectives and tackle the bosses found in the many locations the game’s story takes you to. Rise Of The Ronin. Credit: Team Ninja. Difficulty does scale in the game, so if you or your friend are of a high level then one of you will be in for a much harder combat challenge, especially if your gear isn’t up to snuff. Does Rise of the Ronin have PvP? Rise of the Ronin does not have any PvP modes. It is purely a PvE experience, so don’t expect to be able to challenge your friends or random players to a duel. The feature may get added to the game down the line, however most of Team Ninja’s games in recent years haven’t had any kind of competitive multiplayer. If the co-op has caught your eye, why not take a read through our full thoughts on Rise of the Ronin in our Rise of the Ronin review for PS5? The post Does ‘Rise of the Ronin’ have co-op? appeared first on NME. - #news #business #world -------------------------------------------------- Download: Stupid Simple CMS - https://lnkd.in/g4y9XFgR -------------------------------------------------- or download at SourceForge - https://lnkd.in/gNqB7dnp

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New Post: Legendary ‘Elden Ring’ player finally beats DLC - https://lnkd.in/gdBigwEp - Many games spawn community legends, and the most famous one in the Elden Ring community is Let Me Solo Her. This player helped hundreds of people beat the base game’s hardest boss, Malenia, and now they’ve finally cracked the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. READ MORE: ‘Elden Ring: Shadow Of The Erdtree’ is more of the blessed same Let Me Solo Her would wait outside Malenia’s boss arena for struggling players to summon him. Wearing only a pot on his head and brandishing his two swords, he’d then rush in and take her down on his own. If the other player tried to join in, he’d simply leave the match. He’s been making his way through the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, an expansion so difficult it had to be patched to make it easier. When helping others beat Messmer, he became Let Me Solo Him, and now, as noted by GamesRadar, when helping people fight the final boss of the DLC, he becomes Let Me Solo Them. The final boss of the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC is, spoiler alert, Radahn, Consort of Miquella. Let me solo her pulls off an absolutely perfect fight when he’s summoned in by another player. He doesn’t even getting hit a single time. He’s still got the pot on his head, but now he also has a billowing cape, and he’s changed his dual swords out for a single blade that he thrusts into the boss over an over, doing small but consistent damage. He wrote in the description of his latest YouTube video, “Finally, the trilogy.” Presumably the plan is to keep playing, helping others who are struggling with the boss. Streamer Kai Cenat died over 1,000 times while playing the DLC, and spent almost 50 hours just on the last boss, so people clearly need the help. In other news, the original Fallout co-creator has shared some horrifying theories about the Vaults. The post Legendary ‘Elden Ring’ player finally beats DLC appeared first on NME. - #news #business #world -------------------------------------------------- Download: #Google #Font #Tester - https://lnkd.in/gKAZYbVN