I'm starting to become an expert on the resident evil 6 demo (though I have no clue how to use the explosive rounds). I start to see some of the same people play and there's one guy in particular who I love to partner up with. If I could marry the guy I would because he knows the ins and outs of the demo just like me and he effectively communicates through the game. That's my favorite type of partner and I hope to see him online again today. After I play a couple of more games with him I may add him as a friend. I find that the best partners in the game are the ones I can communicate with well. I can even get a feel for who is new at playing, someone that's been playing for a little bit of time, and someone who has extensively been playing it. Oftentimes those in the first category are harder to work with, but it provides a sense of accomplishment when they navigate their way through and eventually be the demo with them. Oftentimes those in the second category are harder to work with, as they usually completely ignore communication, which usually ends up getting them killed, especially in the Jake and Sherry campaign. It's like seriously, If I'm above and you're below and I tell you to wait, then you should wait so I can help you shoot the zombies and zombie dog near you. If I tell you to fall back, it's because there's like 4 or 5 zombies waiting to shoot you up ahead and you're not going to get far if you think you're going to go guns ablazing. You're going to die if you do so let me snipe them off. It won't ins santly kill them and yeah they will transform, but at least they won't be constantly shooting at you. Just stay out of the claw's range and you will be good. I think the worst campaign for lack of communication is Chris and Piers since there's a secret room with a shot gun, first and spray with a crate. I Piers and I always tell my partner to "follow my lead" after getting rid of the large B.O.W. temporarily. I hate when my partner doesn't do that though but every time he does I motion to him "thanks" or "I appreciate it" or "nice" or "good one". The partner I was talking about earlier, the guy is so good at the game he already knows and I don't have to tell him anything which is awesome!