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Представитель inXile Entertainment Макс Кофман (Maxx Kaufman) заявил, что разработчики изучают возможность добавления split-screen co-op в Hunted: The Demon’s Forge.
"На данный момент в игре нету split-screen’а. Когда мы начинали работать над игрой, мы хотели создать высококачественный эфект на экране, а потом начали думать о split-screen. Я хотел бы чтобы в игре был split-screen, но мы пока работаем нам этим.
"Мы действительно хотим добавить в игру split-screen, но пока еще ничего не решено. Что касается co-op, то вы можете играть с другом в онлайн или по локальной сети. Если вы не захотите играть таким образом, то компанию вам составит AI персонаж.
"И еще одно: в игре будут чекпоинты, где вы сможете поменять персонажа, все равно кто ваш второй персонаж, AI или другой игрок.
Кофман также заявил, что в игре будет другой мультиплеерный режим, но информацию о нем расскажут в январе.
Релиз намечен на Q1 2011 года для Xbox 360, PS3 и PC.
Рекомендуемые системные требования:
Процессор: Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4 ГГц или AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5600+
Оперативная память: 3 Гб
Видеокарта: уровня NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 или ATI RADEON HD 4830
Минимальные системные требования:
Процессор: Core 2 Duo 2.2 ГГц или аналогичный от AMD Athlon
Оперативная память: 1 Гб
Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 или аналогичная от ATI Radeon
Свободное место на жестком диске: 12 Гб
Экшн от третьего лица с РПГ-элементами.
В основе геймплея Hunted: The Demon’s Forge лежит кооперативный режим на двоих. Даже одиночная кампания проходится вместе с "дубовым" товарищем. Но играть по сети гораздо веселее, ведь механика игры построена на механике "войн" + "лучница", нужно часто выручать и прикрывать другу друга, ну и в кровь разбивать гоблинов. Чтобы разбавить геймплей можно меняться персонажами. Разнообразия привнесут также и особые навыки и прокачка персонажей.
Информация о сетевых режимах:
Co-Op режим: ✔
Режим онлайн баталий: x
Количество игроков в кооперативе: 2
Возможность бесплатной игры: ✔
Gameplay trailer
This post from Bethesda on the official forums [forums.bethsoft.com] proves that online co-op was permanently discontinued on May 31, 2014.
This is in direct conflict with the text on the Steam Store which assigns the game the following tags:
- Co-op
- Steam Cloud
- Partial Controller Support
Also, the Steam Store product description contains the following text:
Co-op at a Distance: Combine E’lara’s ranged attacks with Caddoc’s melee expertise to pull off gruesome co-op kill moves, perform special attacks, and heal one another from anywhere on the battlefield. The characters’ differing combat expertise allows a player’s strategy to vary from one play through to the next.
There is no word on whether the discontinuation of "online co-op" also includes co-op on a local network (and, by extension, Hamachi), but my wife and I have computers on the same local subnet and we have been trying to get our copies to connect via a LAN game to no avail — our game clients do not see each other in the LAN game browser.
In contrast with the description on the Steam Store this game seems to now be a single player game only, and has been for a month since Gamespy was shut down.
If you bought this game strictly for co-op as my wife and I d >[help.bethsoft.com] to try to troubleshoot the issue, and if they cannot get it working you should talk to Steam Support to explore your options.
I don’t actually know if it works or not but did you try.
1: Block all connections to P4DFTRE.DLL through Outgoing rule in Windows Firewall.
2: Launch the game
3: Disable the outgoing rule
4: Sign into your GameSpy Accounts
5: Go to Adventure then Online and try to invite your friend (the friends list still shows up showing them offline). Most likely not since if these connected by GameSpy servers then it won’t work.
6: If the online doesn’t work, after accessing the Online page, go back and try accessing LAN and Hosting/Joining while connected to Hamachi or Tunngle
I have no idea if this will actually work or not I just found it interesting that blocking and unblocking let’s you still log in to your gamespy account and even see your offline friends. And since it will keep you signed in and with internet access, I figure the LAN should have a shot at actually working as well.
I worked with Bethesda Support for 4 days via email to try to get the game working. In the end they ran some tests in their own support lab on a variety of platforms and said they could find "no official method of getting the game to work" in co-op.
Co-op is officially abandoned and I will ask Steam to remove this text from its store.
the "no official method" thing tells me they didn’t try hamachi or tunngle, since those are 3rd party programs and could not be considered an official method. Still trying to find time to test mine out.
One thing is for sure though, it does look bleak.
To prevent the game from crashing all you need to do is blocking "P4DFTRE.DLL" from connecting to the gamespy ip. there are multiple ways of how to achieve that. once ingame the LAN mode can be used to play the game in CO-OP on a local area network. The game’s LAN interface can also be used in combination with a virtual private network to play the game online in CO-OP across the internet.
I justed tested LAN and VPN-LAN CO-OP play and can confirm it works.
Cannot say if this will help anyone else, but my girlfriend and I are on different computers on the same router/lan wireless network and we have little trouble playing Hunted with each other (different copies), but we are not using Steam for this. We just have local copies installed from different disks I bought from Amazon.
To get Hunted to run AT ALL, we first disconnect from the internet and start it up. Then run it for a while in single player, Then use Alt-Tab to switch to the internet connection and re-connect to the internet, then Alt-Tab back to the game. After that, the Host/Join over LAN option works fairly well, although sometimes it takes a couple of "joins" for one computer to see the other one’s open wait session.
Hope this helps someone. We both really enjoy the game despite its flaws, it is just so freakin’ fun!
Edited to provide credit where credit is due:
Got all the information to do this from this earlier post:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/22450/discussions/0/522728814675906477/
Response By Email (Josh) (07/13/2014 04:34 PM)
Greetings!
After speaking with several departments it remains that Hunted: The Demon’s Forge will no longer support online co-op play on PS3 and PC. Co-op is still accessible for local split-screen play.
Thank you very much for you inquiry and if you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Josh
Bethesda Support
Customer By CSS Email (alex niz) (07/05/2014 12:57 AM)
Sam,
Thank you very much for escalating my request! Im very excited to see if hunted can be revived 🙂
On Jul 3, 2014 5:00 PM, "Bethesda Support" "> wrote:
Response By Email (Sam) (07/03/2014 05:00 PM)
Hi Alex
Thanks for getting in touch with The Bethesda Support Team. We appreciate you taking the time out to give us your feedback.
Regarding a refund, you would need to discuss that with the retailer from which you purchased the game.
Regarding your request for a statement, I’m not in a position to provide that. However, I will escalate your request to the appropriate department.
Please bear with us while we look into this for you.
Regards
Sam
The Bethesda Support Team
Customer By CSS Web (alex niz) (07/01/2014 02:36 PM)
Please pass this onto your management team in charge of overseeing past projects with a change order request.
Bethesda has officially confirmed that Hunted: The Demon’s Forge no longer supports coop unless it is through split screen on the PS3 (please see http://steamcommunity.com/app/22450/discussions/0/522730701326123065/ and http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1501487-gamespy-terminating-online-services-suspended/). I have purchased this product with the full intention of playing it as the game was designed — a coop experience. Please please please consider adding a resource to troubleshoot/investigate whether patching the game will allow for coop play across LAN on PC using a VPN program such as tunngle or hamachi. I have attempted to play this game in single player and the overall experience is rather luckluster relative to coop. I have spent many hours trying to find a way for this game to work now that gamespy is down and i have yet to encounter a decent solution.
FYI, the game actually crashes on startup when it attempts to reach gamespy but that can be avoided by adding an outbound Windows firewall rule that blocks "steamappscommonHuntedBINARIESWIN32p4dftre.dll". This could be a simple fix that can be included in the patch without manipulating code.
I would highly appreciate a spokesman from bethesda that would confirm whether or not this game will see an update in the forseeable future, if not, i would like to instead request a refund for the two copies i purchased to play coop with my gf.
If your official stance is to not fix the game, please work with distributors, such as steam, to clarify that the game no longer supports coop or online play. Thank you.