After 12 years, Dark Souls 2 is finally playable in co-op without interruptions
After over a decade, the co-op experience in Dark Souls 2 has finally reached a playable state. The recent updates have addressed long-standing connectivity issues, enhancing multiplayer stability significantly. Players can now engage in co-op sessions without frequent disconnections, making teamwork more enjoyable. However, some mechanical quirks still persist, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay. - Lag and input delays can occasionally mar the experience, especially in larger groups. - The game's unique mechanics might still feel clunky compared to more modern titles. Ultimately, while the improvements are commendable, there's still room for further refinement. For more detailed insights, check out PC Gamer's article. This revival could breathe new life into an often-overlooked installment of the series.
