Then, once you get to those missions that you completed on another host's game, since the missions are already complete for you, you can just go on to the next, uncompleted mission as normal.Īs a host, the game progress is the same as if you were playing single player. In other words, if you run with someone who is further ahead in the plot then you, when you leave and go back to your own game (not on the host's co-op server), then you will see any missions completed during that time with the first host, even if you haven't got to that point in the game yet. Once completed, that mission is completed for all participating characters, even if they weren't normally able to complete the mission because they hadn't progressed that far in the game in single player yet.Īll participating players receive the same XP, rewards, and mission completions for their character.

(Enemy and weapon levels are based on the zone.) However, those missions can be accomplished by anyone in the host's game. The host controls which missions are available or not.

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