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If you want to play with a lower level buddy on Normal difficulty with your bad-ass tier 6 armor, go ahead. For example, the Normal setting caps at tier 5 while Hard caps at tier 7. The lower difficulty levels put a cap on armor tier XP. If you see this message you need to man up, or your internet buddies need to man down. It makes sense, since someone with tier 8 gear would break the mode. In Survival Mode everyone is given a generic Trooper and weapon load out, so none of your armor or weapons are accessible. True to form, higher levels offer better gear. This means if one person picks up a weapon, everyone gets it. When playing online, you can't join a game unless you have already accessed that mission. Granted, you will have access to all of your powered-up suits and weapons. If you have completed the game, but your buddy has only made it to level five, then together you can only choose missions up to level five. In your face, sixty dollar games with crap AI partners!Ī few notes on the co-op modes: In split screen co-op mission selection is restricted to the player with the least amount of completed levels.

Oldman and Kicker, the AI stand-ins, will even heal you if you become incapacitated while playing solo. ( I know! That's what I said, too!) Still, you shouldn't mistake your teammate for a bug.

You'll need to use this often since you can't turn off the friendly fire. There's a revive mechanic, which will keep the action going. All of these modes offer drop-in/drop out play. There's also a six player online Survival Mode.

The entire campaign can be played by two players locally via split screen, or three people can team up and play online. EDF: IA heavily improved one feature over its predecessor: co-op play.