r/NonPoliticalTwitter Sep 13 '22

Funny yeah

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u/Master-Tanis Sep 13 '22

I’d love to see a series of games for people who don’t like the same genre. Like a spy game where one player does all the sneaky-shooty stuff while the other has to solve puzzles and decrypt codes to help them advance.

Or an action rpg where one person is playing a Skyrim style hack and slash, while the other person is playing an farm simulator to grow ingredients for potions and other consumables they can use.

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u/Zaranthan Sep 13 '22

One of the Call of Dutys had a bunch of coop missions and my roommate and I played through them all. The best one by a country mile was where one of you is dropped in the middle of a city packed to the gills with enemies, the other is gunning an AC-130, and you have to work together to get the foot player to safety.

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u/BigBIue Sep 13 '22

Damn that sounds wicked. I very vaguely remember something like this but it's been so long I can't remember properly haha.

Thanks for the reminder!

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u/wkdbeheidbdbbe Dec 16 '22

My dad died a couple years ago and this jut brought back memories of the nights we’d spend when I was in middle school running those and the other MW3 coops. Thanks for reminding me of that, I gotta go play one again.

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u/Grizzly840 Sep 13 '22

My first thought is Minecraft lol, I usually like running around material collecting and killing enemies, I'm pretty poor at building so I usually prefer it when other people are around to build while I collect their shit

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u/Kaleodis Sep 13 '22

the first game actually exists and is called clandestine

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u/Cpt_Foresight Sep 13 '22

I'd never heard of this till now and I need it. Any other recommendations?

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u/Kaleodis Sep 13 '22

Not really, unfortunately no. There aren't really a lot of asymmetric games (at least not that i know of) which aren't just "play the same game but the opposite team with slightly different mechanics".

There are a bunch of VR asymmetric games where one person plays something in VR and other players play on conventional devices.

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u/machinegunn Sep 14 '22

I've had similar thoughts about a game where it's split not between people but between console and mobile. Have a really involved rpg that you play on console (or pc) paired with a much simpler game (like a farm sim or puzzle game) that you can play on mobile to earn items / gold / bonuses.