Split screen is rather old therm... Today we have streams and PIP
Why don't use this?

Split screen is good if your budy is in same room on one console.
Now your students are around globe... and universe.

Split screen is good on some games like mario cart. Because in mario cart you don't have to mess around with fitting screens, planets, orbital strikes, chat screens and skill point assignment. In mario cart you just press a button to throw a shell at the person in front of you...


Me introducing dust to a friend of mine:
"Now if you thought that was a lot to take in, let's try it with half the screen to where you can't even read what's on the screen"

Split screen is a rather old term... Today we have streams and PIP
Why don't use this?

Split screen is good if your buddy is in the same room on one console.
Now your students are around globe... and universe.

Funnily enough, I just recently saw a dev complain about splitscreen implementation difficulties in UE4.


But yeah, that's actually an interesting idea.
Let the player log in with a character and then play the character as two characters in split-screen. Basically, both would use the same pool of resources separately and consume everything at double rate thanks to having two bodies that can die and lose fittings. This would mean that all out-of-game menu interactions could be done in fullscreen, as there's only one character logged on, while ingame would split up. This makes it easier to introduce your best buddy to the game.

Also, the newer console re-releases are 4k-capable. Just lower the settings a bit and you should be good to go on a screen that is the size of four 1080p screens.

Also, what the hell is up with people calling splitscreen outdated? Are you infatuated with being assholes to people with other playstyles or what?

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Funnily enough, I just recently saw a dev complain about splitscreen implementation difficulties in UE4.


But yeah, that's actually an interesting idea.
Let the player log in with a character and then play the character as two characters in split-screen. Basically, both would use the same pool of resources separately and consume everything at double rate thanks to having two bodies that can die and lose fittings. This would mean that all out-of-game menu interactions could be done in fullscreen, as there's only one character logged on, while ingame would split up. This makes it easier to introduce your best buddy to the game.

Also, the newer console re-releases are 4k-capable. Just lower the settings a bit and you should be good to go on a screen that is the size of four 1080p screens.

Also, what the hell is up with people calling splitscreen outdated? Are you infatuated with being assholes to people with other playstyles or what?

Do people actually like playong with high def?

I used to play in the shittiest old "box" tv, a Panasonic, with crappy pixels and I did fine. It was even better as there's no such think as input lag there. Everything is immediate.