Processing

Longstreet · #1 March 29th, 2007, 02:40 PM

Hi Guys. Has anyone come across this problem? I�m hosting a simultaneous game with three other players. More then once while I attempted to process the turn, the blue bar would get so far and stop. The red and green bars do not appear. I have found out that when this happens if I don�t save a certain players plr the game will process. If his plr is saved then the processing will stop. The blue bar always stops at the same place.

Caius

Fyron · #2 March 29th, 2007, 02:53 PM

Perhaps he sent a PLR file for the wrong turn?

GuyOfDoom · #3 March 29th, 2007, 02:53 PM

It happened to me twice on a PBW game I was running. I've no idea what causes it and it's supposedly "fixed" in 1.33

Longstreet · #4 March 29th, 2007, 03:11 PM

He has sent old plr files before, but the game still will process. He gets a turn of grief trying to change what the AI does those turns. We are playing ver 1.25. Group has not agreed to go to 1.33 as yet, maybe this is a good reason to patch. Thanks Imperator Fyron and GuyOfDoom for responding.

Caius

Longstreet · #5 April 6th, 2007, 10:15 AM

Hi guys. Has anyone heard of a fire wall disrupting a simultaneous game? Running out of reasons for one of the players causing game not to process. Wander if the fire wall could be the problem.

Caius

Fyron · #6 April 6th, 2007, 02:03 PM

If it is a PBEM game, then it is not possible for a firewall to have any effect on playing the game. No outgoing connections are made by the exe when you play a PBEM turn, or when you process one.

If it is a TCP/IP game, then yes, you need to forward ports.

Longstreet · #7 April 6th, 2007, 02:20 PM

It is a PBEM game. It is only the one player that disrupts the processing. If his plr is left out game will process. His position in the game is #4 there is an AI in #3 and a surrendered human player was in #5. I�m #6 It has been mention among us this might be a cause of problem. We are all pulling our hair out trying to find the source of this. We get a couple turns to process properly then it stalls.

Caius