The game running - but it’s still better than nothing, and the difference isn’t that jarring. “real” machine in front of you - it’s a little bit off since you’re pretty much watching a video of
It’s also not the exact same in terms of visual fidelity as playing on identical settings on a Issues where everything freezes before catching up this literally happens to me on my actualĭesktop too, though, so I’m not too fussed there. Pretty good in that I don’t notice it at all, though when playing The Division 2 I get occasional The result is a set-up that lets me play The Division 2 at about 50ish FPS on High-ish settings atġ440p, and XCOM: Chimera Squad at 60 FPS on maxed-out settings at the same resolution. Instead and riffing on it to modernize things a little. I didn’t manage to get newer ones to install, so I decided to start over With an error saying the encoder couldn’t be initialised, which I guessed was because of severely Unfortunately, out of the box, Parsec wouldn’t work - it came back Interested in playing a game which wasn’t on Steam (and I forgot that you could just add the game Parsec instead of Steam In-Home Streaming, though, since I was To running an EC2 instance for gaming via a Telegram group chat, and gave the pre-built AMI a shot. It also didn’t look very good, most likely for the same reason. GeForce Now a shot, but given that they didn’t have any servers in the region, the latency made More demanding or Windows-only games on the computer I actually have here (a MacBook Pro). Is there anyone else that has had great experiences playing local coop via game-streaming? Which game was it? I'd love to know.Īlso just to note: your friends should be in the same region for best results for gameplay responsiveness.I’m back in Singapore and away from my desktop, which has meant not being able to play any of my
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That means ANY game with local coop can be played (assuming the PC can run it). Basically, you all connect to the host with your gamepads connected, and see whatever is on the host's Windows. You'll need a friend (host) with about 25mbps upload to handle 3 other friends to join their session. Parsec is a screen sharing program that you can play local coop-only games online. The two big coop game-streaming platforms are Parsec and Steam's Remote Play Together. You may not be physically on the couch together, but it still feels great using voice chat. Lots of games support local "couch" coop and there's a solid way to play these games with friends over the internet. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games Listĭo you think coop is dead? I don't, in my opinion. Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting:
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