Co-op and Faster Map Completion

§Separate inside and outside work#

At 00:09:00-00:09:45 the pair discusses one player taking outside work while the other works inside. This is a concrete coordination example from a co-op session.

Agree on who owns each area and call out unfinished checklist items. Let the inside player handle floor/wall/furniture tasks while the outside player clears leaves, if your current session permits it. These are suggested assignments rather than fixed game roles.

§Confirm counters at each handoff#

Before declaring an area finished, read its task panel. One teammate can have painted a room while its furniture counter remains untouched. Hand off the task by its exact name to avoid repeating completed work.

The same pair later questions whether leaf-drain money is reaching both players. The footage does not resolve that concern, so shared progression should not be treated as proof of shared payment.

§Use the result screen as your baseline#

The Restaurant result shows MAP COMPLETE, one recorded time, NEW BEST and a lobby countdown. That screen is useful evidence that a run registered. It is not a world record or a recommended target time.

For practice, keep the map, team size and loadout consistent. Track time lost on travel, full inventory, overheating and missing furniture. Change one part of your routine next time.

§Continue your renovation#