Can any one help? Here's the problem:
Both my buddy and I have cable modems. When playing NASCAR 1999, I am
the host and he is the guest. Our multi.lst are both the same , with
the exception that I am on top of mine and he is on top of his. When
we run the game, all things are normal on my end, but her reports that
I am driving HIS car. Any suggestions?
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> Can any one help? Here's the problem: > Both my buddy and I have cable modems. When playing NASCAR 1999, I am > the host and he is the guest. Our multi.lst are both the same , with > the exception that I am on top of mine and he is on top of his. When > we run the game, all things are normal on my end, but her reports that > I am driving HIS car. Any suggestions?Quoted text (19 lines)
>> Can any one help? Here's the problem: >> Both my buddy and I have cable modems. When playing NASCAR 1999, I am >> the host and he is the guest. Our multi.lst are both the same , with >> the exception that I am on top of mine and he is on top of his. When >> we run the game, all things are normal on my end, but her reports that >> I am driving HIS car. Any suggestions? >You have to have the exact same car set, even for the first 2 cars. The >host will have the first car, the guest will get the second car from the >list. That's the way it work with TEN so I presume it should work with >direct connect also. It might be a good thing to try. >So you race with a cable modem. Is this through a service provider (like >HEAT or Kali) or some sort of ISP trick? Just curious, I have a cable >modem too and I didn't think it was possible to play dial-up game with >Nascar 99. >PhilsterHi, I am using the original multi.lst to do multi races over a LAN and
sometimes, the cars get allso messed up, not just the cars but the names
also. The game runs OK, but every single machine has a diferent name and car
for the players. The problems was worst using other carsets, but it happens
also on the original one.
Robertto
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>So you race with a cable modem. Is this through a service provider (like
>HEAT or Kali) or some sort of ISP trick? Just curious, I have a cable
>modem too and I didn't think it was possible to play dial-up game with
>Nascar 99.
Not dialup, network games.
Cablemodem service is like being on a really big LAN.
Thus, if you search network games, if there's anyone in town hosting a network
game, U see him.
This is a new "feature" of Nascar 1999. I reported it to Papyrus, and
they said they knew was a bug and to look for a patch. That was right
after the game came out sooo.....
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> Can any one help? Here's the problem: > Both my buddy and I have cable modems. When playing NASCAR 1999, I am > the host and he is the guest. Our multi.lst are both the same , with > the exception that I am on top of mine and he is on top of his. When > we run the game, all things are normal on my end, but her reports that > I am driving HIS car. Any suggestions?I had the same problem with N2. Get rid of the T_PLAYER and T_PLAYER2
cars. Delete them. Create your own with your name. Exchange your cars via
e-mail.
Put your car at the top of your list, have him put his at the top of his
list. It will
work!
buzard
