Sadly no. To split the game for 1 computer we would have to change the requirements, based on double GPU strength, and maybe CPU strength. What really happens is the split-screen would need to be different than the online co-op experience.

Originally posted by BigCorporation:

Sadly no. To split the game for 1 computer we would have to change the requirements, based on double GPU strength, and maybe CPU strength. What really happens is the split-screen would need to be different than the online co-op experience.

But then again...aren't the requirements like Toaster Level? I could run this on my 5 year old work laptop lol. I don't think doubling the requirements would be much of an issue.

Yeah that is a good point, but actually you would be surprised later on days have 500 creatures. And all the gore does take up a lot of GPU.

First of all, I really appreciate the response.

If you did implement it or even add it as DLC I know that I and I'm sure many others would jump on it, really not a lot of splitscreen games these days. Seems like a really good couch game to enjoy with a buddy and a few beers. Thank you for the explanation though, I didn't know that so many npcs popped up.

Cool.

Couldn't you use local coop with the topdown view, it wouldn't require drawing everything twice.

Originally posted by Bwario:

Couldn't you use local coop with the topdown view, it wouldn't require drawing everything twice.

The world has enough twin-stick-shooter game lol :)

Neat idea.

Does this idea even considers these days?

Originally posted by BigCorporation:

Neat idea.

Split Screen not possible in 2009.