InEnt writes: When faced with the question if Skyrim fans would rather a Co-Op or Multiplayer DLC it’s easy to see that one is favored more than the other, but why is this? The idea of playing against another fan doesn’t seem to interest certain gamers, as they would much rather play with themselves although that’s not saying other players are not in favor of the former – although they are not as vocal about it.
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I love the idea of Skyrim Co-Op, although I do get why some people hate the idea of multiplayer.
Coop is the only thing this game is missing. Not being able to share epic moments, even the smallest ones, is a loss to all gamers. It's not like it could break anything, especially when we can already have NPC's who follow you.
Skyrim is a huge, huge, huge, huge world. Being able to explore it with a friend as appose to an NPC follower would be incredible. I don't know if it should be paid-for DLC though, something like that should, at least in some way, be free to encourage more people to use it.
Co op all the way... Make it lag free as well and I'm sold
am also for Coop, killing the whole Whiterun with a friend will be much easier and more fun (except the important NPCs which you can't kill and only kneel before you :D )