I still had all my weapons and everything but story-wise, I had nothing completed.
In fact, I only found out about this somewhat recently, when I loaded up the character I’d made with aabicus and realised I was in Steelport, right at the very start. None of this is particularly obvious when actually playing coop, you’d assume that something is being completed as you tear through Steelport and destroy everything in your path. During story missions, you’ll see your character in the cut scenes, but you won’t make any progress if you’re not the person hosting the game. buying properties and dealing with gang operations, things like that, do seem to count towards completion but it’s not very clear. What is kept and what isn’t seems to be tied to story missions. My character, even though they are not making any mission progress at all, gets to keep all the weapons that they buy and upgrade, the levels and upgrades they purchase, and all the vehicles they’ve stolen. From that point on, any mission progress we did went to aabicus’s character.īut it’s not horrible. Once we got our feet on the ground and could walk around in Steelport, my progression ended. Up until this point, our completion percentage was the same. We both progressed through the tutorial/intro missions, creating our character and landing in Steelport.
Well, I joined his game with a new character. Aabicus is hosting the game because, well, he has better internet speeds. Both aabicus and I created a new game at the same time. It’s still fun solo, but come on, two is better than one. Since I just finished a bit of coop with aabicus though and it’s fresh in my memory, I’m going to stick to what I know. I’m not sure if Saints Row 2’s coop is the same, but it’s just as weird in Saints Row 4. But mostly completely insane, not because there’s two people causing chaos instead of one, but because of how Saints Row: the Third’s coop works. It seems both somewhat sane and completely insane. Saints Row’s coop is a very, very weird thing.
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