Serious Multiplayer HELP

To all you N2 experts, hope you can help us. My brother and I have been playing N2 over the modem for over a year with no problem. suddely overnight whoever initiates the call , his AI are totally out of control spinning, weaving, very very erratic and undriveble while the other is smooth. when we change who is calling then the problem is reversed. we always connect at 14400 with .10 sec. latency and have been doing It for over a year. We have both reinstalled our games with no modifications, still the same. we are suspectig the phine lines, is that possible. we wood appreciate any ideas on the matter as we are both getting desperate. B.T.W. it is a long distance line Pierre and Luc Boivin

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> To all you N2 experts, hope you can help us. > My brother and I have been playing N2 over the modem for over a year > with no problem. suddely overnight whoever initiates the call , his AI > are totally out of control spinning, weaving, very very erratic and > undriveble while the other is smooth. when we change who is calling > then the problem is reversed. > we always connect at 14400 with .10 sec. latency and have been doing It > for over a year. We have both reinstalled our games with no > modifications, still the same. > we are suspectig the phine lines, is that possible. > we wood appreciate any ideas on the matter as we are both getting > desperate. > B.T.W. it is a long distance line > Pierre and Luc Boivin

It definetly sounds like phone problems. If you call eachother voice...do you here ANY static or noise on the line? Have eather of you moved your computers, installed a new component? Have you in any way moved your phone lines (from wall jack to machine) or any other electrical wire near you rphone lines? Just a couple thoughts...hope they can help. Maybe you can have the phone company check out your lines. Tell them you have problems with long faxes or something. Most phone companies aren't respnsive to game playing. :) Hope you get it resolved!! -- Lyman VanDerWege American eXtreme Racing (AXR) http://www.pilot.infi.net/~lymanv/axr/ LymanV on NROS