I am on a cable modem, and it seems to work quite well. However, I do not
know how to get my system setup so that when a race is over, the game cycles
to another track. Can someone drop me an e-mail to let me know how to set
that up so that my server will keep the races running all day and night?
Thanks all.
-Kevin
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There was at least one other very generous fellow I've seen who
consistently left his computer on as a server even when he was not
racing- but I don't know if he was coming back to the server to cycle
through the tracks, or it it was automatic. I asked him once why we
were racing at some particular track again, and I think he said that
it cycles automatically and asked if we wanted a different one.
But I don't know how this was happening. Perhaps Eagle Woman (A. Hine)
would know?
Funny how in the Quake world, this automatic Host/Client server stuff
is already old-hat. But for racing, I guess these are still pretty new
questions. But I'll say this- racing at Watkins Glenn last night, I
had more adrenaline and more intensity in that one race than in all
the best games of Q2 I ever played put together. My heart sounded like
I was running a sprint for most of the middle of the race.
And I say that admitting that at this point I am a better Q2 player.
>But I don't know how this was happening. Perhaps Eagle Woman (A. Hine)
>would know?
Alison
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