How to play Co-Op mode in Nuclear Dawn Game

How to play Co-Op mode in Nuclear Dawn Game
I used to buy this game, as game developer said with a content of the cooperative. Okay for me that there was no co-op in beta, but still I can not find the options for cooperation after the game is officially released. Does anyone can tell me how to play co-op mode?

#2
01-10-2011
RyanInt
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Re: How to play Co-Op mode in Nuclear Dawn Game
Well, they have been working very hard to actually iron the mistakes that people stop playing the game. I have purchased a smooth game, with a basic game and improvements coming through over-charged game of errors broken. But it is true, however, must be removed from the cooperative, i.e., including the Space Marines, it is to get the co-op update soon (I hope) no co-op on their page.

#3
01-10-2011
Common
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Re: How to play Co-Op mode in Nuclear Dawn Game
Could not play in the squad qualify as cooperation? Is there a difference between an "authorized" as you state cooperation, and playing with a friend with a similar goal? As I said, the troops are in place and its position is shown on the map with your friend / squad mates. If you include impressive like Skype, etc after that you are essentially playing a game of cooperation.

#4
01-10-2011
desilva
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Re: How to play Co-Op mode in Nuclear Dawn Game
Coop still means what it meant the last time I checked, mutual assistance, working toward a common goal. This also means that any single player game that has co-AI also has as a cooperative. So if you really want to rank in the version to be specified as follows: Cooperative play against the AI, otherwise Coop still means what it does above and is therefore applicable to any title in the game Teamwork is a part of it.

#5
02-10-2011

technika
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Re: How to play Co-Op mode in Nuclear Dawn Game
No, I'm just the only one who realizes that people are changing the definitions of things themselves. Example, an update with new maps and some new features, is not a DLC, is an upgrade.