Player 1 controls all quest progress, quest items required for progression, and gets all the gold - though all players can spend from this cache. While many will probably find Dragon's Crown a blast to play in couch co-op, it should be known that it’s one of those games where Player 1 is kind of the big cheese. So online co-op is kind of a mixed bag - what about local co-op on the PS3? Items are all shared in the same inventory, so the no-trading issue isn’t a problem. Interestingly enough, many of the AI companions you’ll pick up in your travels are clones of real players, complete with PSN IDs. There’s no way to directly invite friends to games, either, and there’s also no way to trade items. There’s also no way to kick someone from the game, nor any way to immediately tell what level they are, nor any way to communicate with each other in game (no, using the hand cursor to repeatedly poke an NPC’s breasts doesn’t count). There is no swapping back in your own AI companions at this point - you’re stuck with them unless you want to quit the map. When someone leaves, they leave behind a clone of their character which is then controlled by the AI. Sometimes this was less than awesome - like when someone showed up that I later found out was 10 levels lower than me, then left my game. Sometimes this was awesome and my random friends would help me beat the crap out of everything.
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