Plus there is the thing with like User ID's and names that might clash between platforms (Two users with the same name on different platforms) but that's also fixable if they do a login system like Bethesda did with Fallout 4 and Skyrim SE.Īll of the serverside equipment is at 2k's site that is the biggest problem with online, THQ paid 3 different serverhouses for real servers in big sites 2k use thier own site, now making the game cross platform wouldnt be a huge problem both Sony and Microsoft have allowed cross platform gaming in the past and both have agreed in theory to crossplatform being more available. PS4 users were lucky enough to get mods on games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim SE although CAW's shouldn't be nearly as problematic as that.

Assets are not the problem, it's more to do with server side stuff and whether or not Sony and Microsoft would agree to that sort of thing. Originally posted by steve:no it wouldnt that would be fairly easy since we are running a port that uses the same structure for the caws as them. Plus there is the thing with like User ID's and names that might clash between platforms (Two users with the same name on different platforms) but that's also fixable if they do a login system like Bethesda did with Fallout 4 and Skyrim SE.

no it wouldnt that would be fairly easy since we are running a port that uses the same structure for the caws as them. It would've been really nice the CC hub was crossplatform, so for example people on PC could download content that was uploaded from a PS4.īut of course I know better than to just straight up demand something like that because that would take quite a bit of work for it to function properly. Originally posted by Oostin:Simple really, PS4 has a bigger and more dedicated player base.

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