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11 days agoI’ll have to look into that. My understanding was that only one account in the family could play the same copy at a time.


I’ll have to look into that. My understanding was that only one account in the family could play the same copy at a time.


That’s a reasonable idea. It’s just hard to fathom why this is a feature not commonly supported on PC despite being available on less powerful consoles. To play local co-op on PC, I need to buy the full series for each additional player who are then required to have their own hardware. Not economical when you just want to play with your kids.
Suddenly it seems reasonable to buy one console and one copy of the game.


As I just found out, if you want to play any borderlands split screen, that’s console only.


God’s Trigger please
Problem is even when they do, they don’t maintain support. Borderlands 2 has a native port but it hasn’t been updated while the windows version had received new content and patches in the years since.