Since GP3 wil support multiplayer over a LAN, how difficult would it be to
put a converter to allowd TCP/IP? And how difficult is it to do what Kali
does?
Somebody about 6 months ago stated that indeed would happen. He said
words to the effect that a private effort somewhat like what brought us
VROC would take that tiny loophole in the mulitplayer capability and
enable at least some form of multiplayer. He spoke like someone who had
some access to the GP3 development...so who knows.
dave henrie
ps, I have ABSOLUTELY no clue who that 'somebody' was.
Harjan Brand wrote:
>
> Since GP3 wil support multiplayer over a LAN, how difficult would it be to
> put a converter to allowd TCP/IP? And how difficult is it to do what Kali
> does?
Remember GP3 should support IPX protocol, like F1RS did (1st F1 game from
Ubisoft), and we were able
to use F1RS through Kali to play online on the internet !!!!!!
We probably can play GP3 through IPX with the help of 3rd party program like
Kali !!!!
Bye Coco
Dave Henrie wrote:
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> Somebody about 6 months ago stated that indeed would happen. He said > words to the effect that a private effort somewhat like what brought us > VROC would take that tiny loophole in the mulitplayer capability and > enable at least some form of multiplayer. He spoke like someone who had > some access to the GP3 development...so who knows. > dave henrie > ps, I have ABSOLUTELY no clue who that 'somebody' was. > > Harjan Brand wrote: > > > > Since GP3 wil support multiplayer over a LAN, how difficult would it be to > > put a converter to allowd TCP/IP? And how difficult is it to do what Kali > > does?On Fri, 19 May 2000 12:01:21 GMT [email hidden] wrote:
% Remember GP3 should support IPX protocol, like F1RS did (1st F1 game from
% Ubisoft), and we were able
% to use F1RS through Kali to play online on the internet !!!!!!
% We probably can play GP3 through IPX with the help of 3rd party program like
% Kali !!!!
But how many players is GP3's IPX multi-play supporting? I don't
remember the exact number but 4-8 comes to mind.
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On Fri, 19 May 2000 12:01:21 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:
>Remember GP3 should support IPX protocol, like F1RS did (1st F1 game from
>Ubisoft), and we were able
>to use F1RS through Kali to play online on the internet !!!!!!
>
>We probably can play GP3 through IPX with the help of 3rd party program like
>Kali !!!!
Why the enthusiasm? I understand F1RS online play sucked and IPX
support in the 21st century hardly sounds worth rejoicing over.
There's no reason it should suck, I used it with a rather slow connection in
those days and it worked fine.
"Toni Lassila" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
> On Fri, 19 May 2000 12:01:21 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:
> >Remember GP3 should support IPX protocol, like F1RS did (1st F1 game from
> >Ubisoft), and we were able
> >to use F1RS through Kali to play online on the internet !!!!!!
> >
> >We probably can play GP3 through IPX with the help of 3rd party programlike
> >Kali !!!!
>
> Why the enthusiasm? I understand F1RS online play sucked and IPX
> support in the 21st century hardly sounds worth rejoicing over.
Ubisoft's F1 game even sucked on a LAN!!!!!
-Thorsten Rueter
Toni Lassila <[email hidden]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
[email hidden]...
> On Fri, 19 May 2000 12:01:21 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:
> >Remember GP3 should support IPX protocol, like F1RS did (1st F1 game from
> >Ubisoft), and we were able
> >to use F1RS through Kali to play online on the internet !!!!!!
> >
> >We probably can play GP3 through IPX with the help of 3rd party programlike
> >Kali !!!!
>
> Why the enthusiasm? I understand F1RS online play sucked and IPX
> support in the 21st century hardly sounds worth rejoicing over.
