Folks,
I have been a GP2 user for some time and have been happy with it,
(even though I run on a laptop with a small keyboard :-/) I missed the
initially flurry about GP3 but what are the general impressions ? are
people happy/disappointed. I know there was alot of talk about FF and
TCP/IP support but both these are in aren't they ? I have read the
posts but it is hard to see the trees for the wood if you know what I
mean.
I suppose my question is whether i should buy a PC now or when GP4
comes out :-)
--
Ian
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> I have been a GP2 user for some time and have been happy with it, > (even though I run on a laptop with a small keyboard :-/) I missed the > initially flurry about GP3 but what are the general impressions ? are > people happy/disappointed. I know there was alot of talk about FF and > TCP/IP support but both these are in aren't they ? I have read the > posts but it is hard to see the trees for the wood if you know what I > mean.> TCP/IP is terrible in GP3.
Unless you actually got it to work....don't ya mean completly disabled.
Norm
It does work, just not over the internet. It was never stated that it would
work on the internet either.
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Ian P
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Norm <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > TCP/IP is terrible in GP3.
>
> Unless you actually got it to work....don't ya mean completly disabled.
>
> Norm
>
>
buy the pc, get GP3, it kicks ass.
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> Folks, > > I have been a GP2 user for some time and have been happy with it, > (even though I run on a laptop with a small keyboard :-/) I missed the > initially flurry about GP3 but what are the general impressions ? are > people happy/disappointed. I know there was alot of talk about FF and > TCP/IP support but both these are in aren't they ? I have read the > posts but it is hard to see the trees for the wood if you know what I > mean. > > I suppose my question is whether i should buy a PC now or when GP4 > comes out :-) > > -- > Ian >> It does work, just not over the internet. It was never stated that itwould
> work on the internet either.
I doesn't have to be stated....its expected, and demanded. Not many games
that do well come without Online support. As well TCP/IP is an internet
protocol I think that means they inteneded interent play...it just doesn't
work...PERIOD!
Norm
PS- LAN is fine and so is Kali, but I would rather play TCP/IP like most
good motorsims
On the back of the box, it states quite clearly "multiplayer races on LAN
for 2 - 4 players +"
It says nothing about internet, just because you expect and demand it
doesn't mean shit.
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Ian P
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Norm <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > It does work, just not over the internet. It was never stated that it
> would
> > work on the internet either.
>
> I doesn't have to be stated....its expected, and demanded. Not many games
> that do well come without Online support. As well TCP/IP is an internet
> protocol I think that means they inteneded interent play...it just doesn't
> work...PERIOD!
>
> Norm
> PS- LAN is fine and so is Kali, but I would rather play TCP/IP like most
> good motorsims
>
>
