What about multiplayer,working? ...and how?
pete
"Pete" wrote...
> What about multiplayer,working? ...and how?
No way, no how. Two players is laughable and three to four unplayable.
Jan./been there, failed to do it.
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> No way, no how. Two players is laughable and three to four unplayable.
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> Jan./been there, failed to do it.
What? I 've played 6 player LAN - no problems. You just need high-spec
machines. The game runs as fast as the slowest machine in the game. If
you're finding two players laughable, then you must have a very slow PC or a
network config problem.
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In article <a7fjnb$keg4p$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] (Damien Smith) wrote:
I agree, I have GP3 running on my home LAN here and two player works as
good as any other game on my LAN, good frame rates with decent graphic
options turned on.
I even had GP2 running ok (sort of!) on my LAN (with the old IPX LAN
patch) for two players.
8-)
*Peter* - http://homepage.ntlworld.com/petergagg/
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> > No way, no how. Two players is laughable and three to four unplayable. > > > > Jan./been there, failed to do it. > > What? I 've played 6 player LAN - no problems. You just need high-spec > machines. The game runs as fast as the slowest machine in the game. If > you're finding two players laughable, then you must have a very slow PC > or a > network config problem.
<[email hidden]> wrote...
My apologies... I automatically translated multiplayer to _internet
multiplayer_. The long and short of which is it doesn't work.
Jan.
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