November 5, 2000, 21:57
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Settler
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Lan play..... is it still in the game or what ??????
I am not getting any feedback on Lan
so now i am wondering has it also been cut from the game ? There is only one way to play this game and that is Lan and if thats not there this game is usless.
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November 6, 2000, 01:33
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Warlord
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quote:
Originally posted by Osco on 11-05-2000 08:57 PM
I am not getting any feedback on Lan
so now i am wondering has it also been cut from the game ? There is only one way to play this game and that is Lan and if thats not there this game is usless.
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Net play is in the game, but since I've played a grand total of 1 game in it, I have no details to give you about it other than it exist.
Pyaray
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November 6, 2000, 21:13
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Prince
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Net play is not LAN play. Is local network play in the game? What protocol does it take? IPX/SPX or TCP/IP?
Thanks!!
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Big Dave
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November 7, 2000, 03:31
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Warlord
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quote:
Originally posted by Big Dave on 11-06-2000 08:13 PM
Net play is not LAN play.
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It's not? LAN means Local Area Network. Net Play means you can play it over a network. What part am I missing, cause obviously I am missing something?
But to attempt to answer the rest of your question, TCP/IP is supported for sure. And I think IPX is as well, but I'm not positive on that.
Pyaray
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November 7, 2000, 07:15
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Chieftain
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quote:
Originally posted by Big Dave on 11-06-2000 08:13 PM
Net play is not LAN play.
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Sorry but I just have to say LOL!
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November 7, 2000, 09:04
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Emperor
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I had problems with Software Routers in CtP1. Will CtP2 work with Softwar Routers (such as Nat32)?
Or do I have to do some port forwarding? I assume you use Direct Play ports 2300-2400 tcp/udp anything else?
Ata
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November 7, 2000, 17:59
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Warlord
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quote:
Originally posted by Atahualpa on 11-07-2000 08:04 AM
I had problems with Software Routers in CtP1. Will CtP2 work with Softwar Routers (such as Nat32)?
Or do I have to do some port forwarding? I assume you use Direct Play ports 2300-2400 tcp/udp anything else?
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Sorry, I don't know.
One note though, DirectPlay uses 2300-2400 and 47624. Not everything uses the last one, but some things do.
Pyaray
[This message has been edited by Pyaray (edited November 07, 2000).]
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November 8, 2000, 00:43
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Prince
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quote:
Originally posted by Pyaray on 11-07-2000 02:31 AM
It's not? LAN means Local Area Network. Net Play means you can play it over a network. What part am I missing, cause obviously I am missing something?
But to attempt to answer the rest of your question, TCP/IP is supported for sure. And I think IPX is as well, but I'm not positive on that.
Pyaray
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Ok, sorry. I though by 'net play you meant Internet play. Some games are set up for Internet servers, but not for LAN play. Glad to hear that I was mistaken.
Thanks,
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Big Dave
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Fool me twice, shame on me!
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