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Multi-Player Driver over Internal Network
Picked up 2 copies of Need for Speed Carbon to do multi player.
What a pain - the thing doesn't support multi-player over an internal network (wants to go through the EA server). I'm not even sure this can work. It doesn't seem to connect, but wants me to open some firewall ports (which I haven't done). Even if I set up tcp forwarding it then seems like I have to forward to 1 computer or the other. What fun (arcade like) drivers support multi-player over a private network (and will hopefully run on Vista 64)? Thanks |
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Multi-Player Driver over Internal Network
I will assume this is NOT just a troling post...
YOu should read the forums, older postings before you go out to buy stuff, saves you time energy, and money! You can google this group and from google, search this group for info... Anywho, Most sims that are worth a crap (nascar2003, GTR, GTR2, rFactor, LIVE FOR SPEED, etc) have enough driving helper (aid) settings to make them as arcadey as NFS (or any tittle previously released on set top gaming systems crap). Or I suggest getting a playstation\Xbox or some set top, or something similiar, since Arcady games are their sole diet. XP and or Vista 64 machines are really not good sim\game machines, unless the games are specifically written for 64bit, least that is how I keep reading it. especially since you would be looking for existing tittles that are easily attainable ($). In almost all circumstances I have read, the 64 bit OS installed PC then has to "emulate" normal 32 bit machine which will degrade perfomances, plus the support for wheels, video cards, and the like are lacking & buggy at best, in 64 bit versions. So if you have to you would do better to create a dual boot machine (if you really really think you need to run the 64 bit OS in the 1st place) yeah there are legitimate reasons, some are Memory and some GFX artist or Cad Applications that take advantage of 64 bit, and of course the ability to use more than 4 gig of system memory. I still think GTR or NEED FOR SPEED, will fit your bill, GTR is cheap if found in stores or online because version 2 is out. Lastly you didnt mention what kind of racing you really enjoy. David_L enlightened us with: > Picked up 2 copies of Need for Speed Carbon to do multi player. > > What a pain - the thing doesn't support multi-player over an internal > network (wants to go through the EA server). I'm not even sure this > can work. It doesn't seem to connect, but wants me to open some > firewall ports (which I haven't done). > > Even if I set up tcp forwarding it then seems like I have to forward > to 1 computer or the other. > > What fun (arcade like) drivers support multi-player over a private > network (and will hopefully run on Vista 64)? > > Thanks |
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