My friend and I are trying to play co op together. But every time I invite her to play with me we end up controlling the main character together. Even if there is an NPC in my party and we switch over to manual co op. The NPC just freezes and we both control the main character. Is there any way to get the 2nd player to control the NPC like it's intended? Not sure what setting I have that's wrong....

Does the Constitution stat affect how much your max hp goes up on level up? Or is it just regeneration rate? If it does effect growth, do items like Soldier’s Helm or effects like Seajack’s synchro effect it?

I've tried using my Dualsense and my cabled 360 controller, none of them work, tried verifying the game files, restarting everything, disabling drivers, using DS4Windows and enabling Steam Input, none of them work. Weirdly, on my laptop, the game recognizes the same controller OK, but I want to play on the desktop and for some reason it doesn't work. Does anybody know what else could be made?...

For those that have issues wihere the music stops working or causes the game to crash after a few scene changes: 1. download the xaudio2 redist from nuget 2. extract xaudio2_9redist.dll to the game folder and rename it to xaudio2_8.dll 3. in steam set launch options to WINEDLLOVERRIDES="xaudio2_8=n" %command% ...

It's been discussed multiple times, I know, but what I am curious about is whether or not it would be possible to gain the attention of Square-Enix or even Valve themselves to maybe fix something on the SteamOS side of things regarding this title. Of everything I've bought and played on the Deck, Legend of Mana is the single biggest anomaly as far as actually playing the game goes. Right off the bat, the game simply will not play FMV sequences. The Deck forces them right through, taking you to the title ...