Discover how Shared Worlds Mode works in Grounded 2 and the multiplayer flexibility it provides for co-op gameplay.
Grounded 1has a Shared Worlds feature, which allows friends to start a multiplayer world together. Moreover, players can continue hosting it without needing the initial hosting player to be online. Grounded 2 also includes this convenient feature for multiplayer games, allowing players to contribute to a save in their own time rather than waiting for the host to be online. Knowing how to start Shared Worlds Mode for your save allows for greater flexibility in online play.
How To Create a Shared World in Grounded 2
All saves in Grounded 2 can be hosted in Shared World Mode. To start a new shared world,create a new multiplayer game from the main menu and choose the “Shared World” optionduring setup.
Once you have created a shared world,choose the “Share With Friends” optionfrom the multiplayer host menu to give afriendpermission to access and host your save without your presence. However, this does not give the friend permission to share the world with others.Only the host has the right to share a save. Here are some more notable features about Shared Worlds that can be accessed through the multiplayer menu:
How Shared Worlds Work in Grounded 2
The primary purpose of Shared Worlds Mode is to allow friends to progress the game on the same save without needing the host to be online every time. However, the mode doesn’t create a 24/7 standalone server for the involved players to join at any time. Instead, the mode allows any of the involved players tohost and load the save for a multiplayer session. Each friend gets a backup of the save they can use to host, updating the save for all players when they progress it.
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