Hello,
I'm trying to set up some coop with my friend but it just doesn't happen, no matter what we try.
I'm SL 10 and she is SL 4, we both have DSC-Fix installed, our ports are forwarded, UPnP is enabled, GFWL says our NAT is open and UPnP is in use.
We already tried to "Join session in progress" in the GFWL-Overlay, but it doesn't seem to work since GFWL shows us that we are still in different sessions.
Can someone tell me what is the correct and most effective way to set up a coop session with a friend?
At the very beginning people were saying that it's the best to replace the summon sign after a 30-45sec interval. Today we were trying this for almost an hour though, with no success.
Now there also seem to be a few people that say it's the best to just place the summon sign and give it some time, or like running Dark Souls in the background for +40 minutes so the IP-Pool gets filled up and then place the summon sign.
Is there something to it? Which method is the better one?
Any advices are much appreciated!
Best regards
I'm trying to set up some coop with my friend but it just doesn't happen, no matter what we try.
I'm SL 10 and she is SL 4, we both have DSC-Fix installed, our ports are forwarded, UPnP is enabled, GFWL says our NAT is open and UPnP is in use.
We already tried to "Join session in progress" in the GFWL-Overlay, but it doesn't seem to work since GFWL shows us that we are still in different sessions.
Can someone tell me what is the correct and most effective way to set up a coop session with a friend?
At the very beginning people were saying that it's the best to replace the summon sign after a 30-45sec interval. Today we were trying this for almost an hour though, with no success.
Now there also seem to be a few people that say it's the best to just place the summon sign and give it some time, or like running Dark Souls in the background for +40 minutes so the IP-Pool gets filled up and then place the summon sign.
Is there something to it? Which method is the better one?
Any advices are much appreciated!
Best regards