What are/were Cred Forums's favorite couch co-op games?

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Used to go over my friends' house and spend all weekend there, and all 4 of us would start new PSO characters and see if we could beat Dark Falz before we had to leave.

NHL Hitz and NFL Blitz were really fucking fun, too.

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>trying to derail a comfy local co-op thread
Rolling

Guys are there any PS4 games with really great co-op? Couch is preferred but online is good too

Where the fuck did the concept of fun go where there's no co-op in games

What even is a druid

a druid is like a priest of the forest

What do those numbers mean?

It assumes the standard D&D stat system where it ranges from 3-18 (3d6) and then add any racial bonuses. Like how elves are nimble so they get a +2 to Dexterity

So the higher the number to 16, the more powerful you get? How can you determine what damage you do with for example, Strength 11. Sorry I never got to experienced D&D so my knowledge on RPG stats are horrible.

It depends on edition.

For a lot of melee weapons, they already have set damage based on what they are, take a long sword for example; it ranges from 1-8 (1d8), but you can add damage to that range depending on what your strength is. Say you have 12 strength, you add +1 to the range so you can do 2-9 damage. Strength also affects your accuracy with melee weapons as Dexterity affects accuracy with ranged weapons

The best couch co op games on that system are RE Revelations 2 and Black Ops 3
Unfortunately there isn't a lot

>No Shepherd Class
Trash

>druid
>14 wisdom
Get the fuck out of my face

Strength at 11 is average for the commonfolk.
like 10-11 is a bonus of zero, but if you have 12 or 13 it's a small bonus of +1, 14-15= a bonus of +2, 16-17= a bonus of +3 and so on.

When I say 3d6 for stats, I'm saying three 6 sided dice and add the results. Sometime though other groups roll four six sided dice and remove the lowest roll

>tfw no giant girl to hang out and play vidya with

How can I tell which edition any RPG uses. For example say Divinity Original Sin?

Ok, I think I sort of understand. Why are the numbers random though? If you get a sword it should do the same amount of damage to your enemies (if they are the same type of enemy).

So this is a standard for any RPG?

Oh, so what you do is have a basic idea of what the damage output will be? I thought people were calculating the true outcome of damage for every hit.

When I first created this, I didn't look that much at D&D manuals.

This one

The reason damage output is random is because it accounts for how and where you damaged them. A low roll is pretty much slightly nicking the target while maximum damage is like a stab through the left armpit.

I'll never fall for another LotR meme again after a thread where user was comparing Conquest to Battlefront and it ended up being terrible.

......is it good though?

Please give me a qt

roollin

Conquest is like battlefront though. It's not even debatable.

give me a thicc qt pls

Ah I see. Interesting.

TOWERFALL
Dead nation
Jamestown
Yes only indie shit

diablo 3
helldivers
alienation
minecraft
terraria
magicka 2
Gauntlet slayer edition
super dungeon bros
fat princess adventures
overlord fellowship of the evil
rocket league
any fifa
any nba
any nhl
any wwf
any madden
any lego
rock band 4
zombie vikings
borderlands collection
resident evil revelations 2
Resident evil 5
Resident evil 6
Dead nation
divinity original sin

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Why not?

This isn't /tg/, so how do I know what I got?

using this, I guess?
wizards.com/dnd/dice/dice.htm

>routinely play vidya with a girl who is almost six feet all
>she got her measurements and told me about them
>not an exaggeration, they're nearly identical to Tina Armstrong from Dead or Alive
>she's essentially a sexpot, but extremely autistic

Being around women like that will make you sick, user.

To answer OP's question:
All Halos and Gears of War games
rollan

Whens the last time you've played a couch coop game?
Whens the last time you've played couch coop?

Aw yeah