Online & Multiplayer in Titan Quest 2 refers to all online and cooperative options, features, and all information related to online play modes. Titan Quest 2 allows players to play cooperatively with friends online. There's not much information released regarding the online and multiplayer modes for this game, but it is expected that this sequel will draw success from the previous game and likely offer an engaging online multiplayer experience. This page will be updated once more information has been released.
Titan Quest 2 Online & Multiplayer
Note that anything written at this point is based on speculations from the previous game as details regarding most information remain undisclosed.
What can we expect for Multiplayer modes in Titan Quest 2?
Just like in the previous game, there would be an online co-op where players can connect with friends or join random players to play the game together. There's not much information regarding PvP yet, but we can most likely assume that PvE will come back.
Multiplayer Features in Titan Quest 2
Once the multiplayer session has started, all players share the world of the host's hero, and any changes will start as they were when the host last saved their character. The host can also ban or kick out players from their world. Banned players can no longer return to the host's session once they've been banned and they cannot be unbanned from that session, so the host should use this privilege wisely so as to not accidentally ban a friend from joining their session.
Players can also talk to each other during a multiplayer session by pressing "T", this will open the chat panel and allow players to chat with each other during the session. There are certain commands in chat that can help ping other players currently within the session.
Hosting a session in Titan Quest 2
Cooperative play in Titan Quest 2 begins with a host who can invite other players to join their game. Then the host can also choose the difficulty level, and set a password if they want the game to be password-protected to prevent random players from joining the session. The host can also choose and limit the number of players that can join the session and set the number of levels that players have, it can be above, below, or the same level as your own.
Joining a session in Titan Quest 2
To join a multiplayer session in Titan Quest 2, players would need to select from the options and select whether it's LAN or Internet, and then a window would pop up. If the session is locked, players would need to have access to the password in order to join the game. Players would also need to choose the difficulty level they prefer, as well as connection stability. Players can also filter game names and maps and can also filter games that have no empty slots.
