If you’re a fan of Lords of the Fallen, you may have experienced issues with the game’s co-op mode.

Unfortunately, it seems that multiplayer is locked at 30 FPS by default on both PlayStation and Xbox, which means that PvP and co-op modes are also locked at 30 FPS permanently.

This has caused frustration among players who were looking forward to playing with friends.

To play co-op with friends in Lords of the Fallen, you’ll need to find and interact with a Vestige checkpoint.

From there, select the Multiplayer option and choose whether you want to invite a friend by selecting Beckon Friend.

However, even if you follow these steps, you may encounter issues with crossplay not working properly on PC, Xbox, and PS5.

In this guide, we’ll discuss the problems with crossplay in Lords of the Fallen and provide tips on how to play co-op with friends.

How To Fix Lords Of The Fallen Co-op Not Working

Here are some troubleshooting steps you can take to try and fix the problem:

1. Check Your Game Version

Before attempting any troubleshooting steps, make sure that you and your friends are all running the latest version of the game. If you’re not, crossplay may not work properly.

To check for updates, follow these steps:

• Launch the game on your platform.
• Check for any available updates in the game’s settings or options menu.
• If an update is available, download and install it.

2. Check Your Network Connection

One of the most common reasons for crossplay issues is a poor network connection. To ensure that your connection is stable, try the following:

• Check your internet connection speed using an online speed test tool.
• Make sure that your router and modem are working properly.
• Restart your router and modem to refresh your connection.
• Try connecting to the game using a wired connection instead of Wi-Fi.

3. Check Your NAT Type

Your Network Address Translation (NAT) type can also affect your ability to connect to other players in Lords of the Fallen.

NAT type 1 is the most open and allows for the best connectivity, while NAT type 3 is the most restrictive and can cause connection issues.

Check your NAT type and try to get it to NAT type 1 or at least NAT type 2 for smoother play.

4. Adjust Your Game Settings

If your network connection is stable, but you’re still having issues with crossplay, try adjusting your game settings.

Here are some settings you can try tweaking:

• Set the Render Mode to Performance mode in the Graphics tab of the in-game Settings menu. This can help improve FPS and reduce lag.
• Disable any firewalls or antivirus software that may be blocking the game’s connection.
• Make sure that your NAT type is set to “Open” in your network settings.

5. Update Your Game And Drivers

Make sure you have the latest version of Lords of the Fallen installed, as well as the latest drivers for your graphics card and other hardware.

Outdated software can cause compatibility issues and other problems.