How to Create a Custom Lobby in Deadlock: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to create a custom lobby in Deadlock with this detailed guide. From accessing the command console to setting up match configurations and inviting players, explore every step to set up your own private game.
Creating a custom lobby in Deadlock may not be the most straightforward process, but it's definitely doable with the right steps. Here's a guide to help you set up your own custom match:
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1. Accessing the Command Console
- To create a custom lobby, you need to open Deadlock’s console command. Press F7 (or your bound key) to bring up the console.
2. Creating a Private Lobby
- Type
private_lobby_createinto the console. This command will open the custom lobby screen.
3. Custom Lobby Setup
- Once you're in the lobby screen, you can assign players to one of the two teams:
- The Amber Hand
- The Sapphire Flame
- Each team can hold up to 12 players. Simply click on an empty slot to place a player in a team.
4. Configuring Match Settings
- On the right side of the screen, you’ll find match settings where you can:
- Select which server to host the lobby.
- Choose to play with or without bots, offering difficulty levels of easy, medium, and hard.
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5. Inviting Players
- You have two options to invite players:
- Direct Invite: Send invitations through your friends list.
- Invite Code: Share the lobby invite code found in the match settings.
6. Spectators and Unassigned Slots
- There are two spectator slots for those who wish to observe the match.
- Unassigned slots are available for players who aren’t playing or spectating but are still in the lobby.
7. Starting the Game
- Once all players (including spectators) are ready, they must press the ready button.
- After heroes are picked, click the start match button to begin the game.
Now you're ready to explore the map, battle friends, or experiment with heroes in Deadlock!
