I still wonder why people ask questions with titles ... Seems kind of lazy
He did have a personal interest in a MP module... I think, besides I know it all depends on how well the game does at launch, so he cannot promise anything now.... ish... (Not trying to talk for him, but thats the impression I have gotten about expansions etc in this game).

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Don't be ridiculous. Titles should be descriptive, and what's more descriptive than putting the actual question in the title?

I think this is virtually guaranteed. Even E:wom supported it, and we can already divide the factions into teams in FE in single player.

MP is MP if they have it in a future expansion then it should not just be for Co-op but for normal PVP as well.

Anygame that has MP (shooters, TBS, RTS, RPG) also has co-op. There is no special rules or set up needed for this. It is all up to the players.  Now I would love a Hot-seat option so I can play more than one Nation at a time.

Dont be unhappy because you can delete it, ps. My mood might swing depending on when I an posting stuff here so sometimes I let a little steam off

Atleast now other people with the same questions can go here, look at the answers and ask a question for themselves if they want!
(I love the internet sometimes ).

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Assuming the game does even moderately well, which is looking more and more likely, we plan to keep enhancing it for years to come, especially in terms of MP and social gaming.

Hell, I'd like to see people make their own quests and campaigns and share them.  The campaign Jon Shafer has made "The Fallen Enchantress" was done entirely with built in tools (i.e. no special programming) and it's insane in how complex you can get. 

Seriously, go back and play Baldur's Gate and look at it carefully from what it does.  Obviously it's a masterpiece of story and content. But feature wise, it's not really beyond what a modder could do.  Now, imagine a co-op campaign where the players are in the same world but in different places.

These are not promises, mind you.  This sort of thing takes money and time to do. But it gives you an idea of what sorts of things we'd like to do.

Yeah, you've made at least two Draginol replies recently.

Sorry, but you said it, so we therefore assume it's a done deal.  Any failure of it to materialize will be met with endless wailing and accusations that you've deceived us.