Multiplayer TCP or IPX?

[Londo]

Being bored at work, and feeling a little infantile, I will take up the chant, (picture in your mind John Belushi in Animal House saying Toga! Toga! Toga!).

We want TCP/IP multiplayer!
We want TCP/IP multiplayer!
We want TCP/IP multiplayer!
We want TCP/IP multiplayer!
We want TCP/IP multiplayer!

Please for give me, I usually have slightly more witty things to say, but I am suffering from long term sleep deprivation from staying up WAY too late for WAY too many consecutive nights playing just one more turn of SEIV.


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Vir! You have made a mess of this post once again, now give me a large cup of brivari so that I may begin to forget the bad times and remember the glory of the great Centauri Republic.

[Scooterific]

Yeah, the advantage over pbem is faster
turns. And some of it can be simultaneous,
rather than a hotseat type of game (well, depending on the implementation of the game).
MOO II was great that way...played hundreds
of turns in a day...until the thing crawled
to a halt or crashed...

Even Call to Power II (not an outstanding
game, but ok) is fun over a LAN. A little
slow because movement is serialized, but
planning/improvements and all the rest
can be done in parallel.

So I guess the answer is, there's no stated
plans for tcp/ip? I couldn't find anything
on the site anywhere that mentioned it.

Scooterific