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Stupid Multiplayer Question/s
Sorry to ask a stupid question or two, but I've been trying and failing to set up an TCP/IP game. Me and my flatmate have a home network now and want to play a game of D2 but cant seem to make it work
I followed the manuals instrcutions, load up D2, create a server and then Alt-Tab and load up D2 again to connect But it causes a massive slowdown on my PC and means the music becomes garbled and basically makes the whole thing unplayable. I'm pretty sure there is an obvious answer to this one.. Cheers |
Re: Stupid Multiplayer Question/s
You should reduce the graphic options of the server Dominion window, by lowering the resolution, disabling the music... and so on. There may be a way of running the server in a command line, but there doesn't appear to be anything about this in the commandline switches doc file.
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Re: Stupid Multiplayer Question/s
There is a text-only mode. And also a "host and quit" switch. both are often used by servers running more than one game at a time. Id have to dig into my old old notes to find a commandline example though.
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Re: Stupid Multiplayer Question/s
Textonly mode is really simple:
Basically: dom2 --tcpserver --textonly --nosound --nomusic For a LAN game you'll want to host turns as soon as they're in: --quickhost The only thing missing is the port and the map: --port #portnumber# --mapfile #mapfile# Last parameter ist the name of the game. #game# Other switches you might want to use: --hofsize --indepstr --research --magicsites |
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