So quick question. My brother and I were looking for something to co-op a bit. We don't have a ton of time to devote, and as crazy as it sounds, I probably have a little more time than he does (He just got a job at a top cancer hospital and has a newborn). We'd only play together once or twice a week. He was interested in both FFXIV and Elite: Dangerous.
If I had to pick between the two, I'd probably like to play FFXIV, but if I did, I have a few questions:
1. I have the Starter Edition from Twitch Prime. That's just the base game with no expansions up until lvl 50, is that right? There's a new xpac coming in the summer which gives you all the expansions in addition to that one, so if we decided to play this, I'd be better off waiting to purchase expansions until then, correct?
2. Thumbing through this thread, I hear its sorta solo friendly--but is it also co-op friendly? Would my brother and I be able to meet up and play together without a lot of hassle?
3. If I do end up having more time to play, is there a way to play without outclassing and leaving my brother behind? Perhaps via some sort of level adjustment system or by simply switching to a class that I can keep leveled at his pace?
4. Is it dense? Is it going to take more time to figure out then the time I'd realistically have to play it?
5. I assume Elite: Dangerous is just as bad, seeing posts how it takes some people weeks to feel like they can reasonably fly a ship.
If I had to pick between the two, I'd probably like to play FFXIV, but if I did, I have a few questions:
1. I have the Starter Edition from Twitch Prime. That's just the base game with no expansions up until lvl 50, is that right? There's a new xpac coming in the summer which gives you all the expansions in addition to that one, so if we decided to play this, I'd be better off waiting to purchase expansions until then, correct?
2. Thumbing through this thread, I hear its sorta solo friendly--but is it also co-op friendly? Would my brother and I be able to meet up and play together without a lot of hassle?
3. If I do end up having more time to play, is there a way to play without outclassing and leaving my brother behind? Perhaps via some sort of level adjustment system or by simply switching to a class that I can keep leveled at his pace?
4. Is it dense? Is it going to take more time to figure out then the time I'd realistically have to play it?
5. I assume Elite: Dangerous is just as bad, seeing posts how it takes some people weeks to feel like they can reasonably fly a ship.