I hear that there can be a Party of Four at a time. Is the CPU-Controlled, or do you have to have your friends tag along?
1053203
There's two NPC's that can tag along with you but they're very limited. To have four you need 3 other local friends. Apparently there is a way to play online, but you need a WiiU. Capcom realized their mistake but we still have to wait another year for MH4U and online mode.
1053204
You have to have friends with you. How evere you can have one frind and both of you can bring a Shakalaka with you ether Cha-Cah or Kayamba with you and they are CPU- Controlled.
1053205
The only CPU controlled units that you can have in your party are Cha Cha and Kayamba. You can have both of them with you when you do village and guild quests.
1053206
You have 2 CPU companions that help you when you are playing single player, but they are just small NPC characters. The actual party of four is only with other players (wireless only on the 3DS). If you can get a friend or three together however, it's a hell of a time.
1402064
Not really. There's one board that you can create different things on, but it's not big enough for multiple users.
900532
We played with ten (five on each team) and it worked great. It might be a little chaotic with 8 people teams, but I see no reason why it would not work. It might work easier if you do not use the board and just used the cards with that many. Or, you could rotate out a few players each round. Definitely doable in my opinion.
1764202
I have tried playing with two before but this game is definitely NOT built for only two. Even with three the real fun of the game is somewhat subdued. I believe four is optimal, because while you can play with more, the game starts to really lag with higher numbers of players, especially if there are any new players in your group.But as for the original question: No, it is not nearly as fun with two people. Half the fun of the game is choosing who to help and who to hurt and when is the best time to do it. With only two people it takes away much of the "Munchiness" that the game is really built around. I have tried playing with two before but this game is definitely NOT built for only two. Even with three the real fun of the game is somewhat subdued. I believe four is optimal, because while you can play with more, the game starts to really lag with higher numbers of players, especially if there are any new players in your group.But as for the original question: No, it is not nearly as fun with two people. Half the fun of the game is choosing who to help and who to hurt and when is the best time to do it. With only two people it takes away much of the "Munchiness"... » Read More I have tried playing with two before but this game is definitely NOT built for only two. Even with three the real fun of the game is somewhat subdued. I believe four is optimal, because while you can play with more, the game starts to really lag with higher numbers of players, especially if there are any new players in your group.But as for the original question: No, it is not nearly as fun with two people. Half the fun of the game is choosing who to help and who to hurt and when is the best time to do it. With only two people it takes away much of the "Munchiness" that the game is really built around. « Show Less
2232154
No way! I've played with up to 8 people which takes a while. The optimum number of players is 3-6 in my opinion.
1703312
You may have as many as 12 players, but it is more fun with more players. I would say four players would be the least amount of people you would want to play with.
1686138
You can play with 4, for sure. When I played with 3 people, each person threw down 2 response cards to keep it interesting and funny.
532234
Yes, you can play as few as three. Of course, the recommended number of players is probably four+.
776678
I don't think the online servers are still there (I have never tried to access them) - CNC 4 may be an exception. You can play multi-player on an internal network.
1703311
You can play with just 4 players with the 12 player party pack. If you normally only play with 4 players I would recommend that you get the same game but with 8 player pack instead of 12.
1609186
Yes! I have mostly played with just two players. If you're feeling ambitious, you can try to control more than one character if you want as well to have that bigger game feel.
2223171
I prefer it with 4, but it is perfectly fine with 2 players. There is a lot of shuffling though.
184241
Fiasco is designed for 3-5 players. More than five players and it doesn't work right, less than three and you have the same problem. I would not recommend playing with less than 3 players... 4 seems like the sweet spot to me.
1206984
Yes. We have the program set up on our server and 3 other computers. 3 of us can all work on QB at the same time. The server is what prevents "crashes" when 2 users try to access the same thing at the same time. It has never happened that we know of - the server is smart enough to prevent problems. Great program.
559261
Sorry, no. 1 player at a time but you can take turns. It's still great fun.E-8
1758024
yes you can play with 4 players controller and you can add bots (bots are ai players).
464830
What the other person said. It's a good party game because you can play with two people or twenty. It's also a short game, so people can come in and out of it easily. We play it a lot.