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j8659
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how do i play cfs2 online w/opponents thx jay
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miamieagle
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Try asking this Guys http://www.thecfs2flightdeck.com/ or http://groups.msn.com/thecfs2flightdeck :ernae:
miamieagle
Charter Member
I do not know if this Guys are still flying on Line but try to contact them as well!
http://vmf323dr.tripod.com/
http://vmf323dr.tripod.com/
Dirtman
SOH-CM-2022
Well...............
Yo Jay;
You have 2 choices:
#1 Easy:
Fly CFS2 from a server based multiplayer setup called CFS2 Flight Deck against people you do not know.
http://www.thecfs2flightdeck.com/
#2 Difficult:
Use CFS2's multiplayer & connect to people you know.
There is too much to explain here about how to do this.
A group of us have been experimenting with this but are having mixed results. YES it is possible but there are many variables & glitches.
CFS2 multiplayer was designed to operate on a dial-up connection not on DSL.
In a nutshell: the host of any session needs to have a static port to the internet in order for this to operate. (for the other players to connect to) If you understand the differences between static & dynamic ports; (unlocked router) then you are about one third way there.
We have had 6 players up at once, although 2 suffered F/R degradation until they could no longer fly. More work is required to iron out this bug. We talk via an instant messaging service using audio.
It's a real "blast" to fly against "live meat" instead of AI & shoot the crap outta yer friends.
But it's not an easy or simple thing to set-up.
:isadizzy: :isadizzy: :isadizzy:
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Yo Jay;
You have 2 choices:
#1 Easy:
Fly CFS2 from a server based multiplayer setup called CFS2 Flight Deck against people you do not know.
http://www.thecfs2flightdeck.com/
#2 Difficult:
Use CFS2's multiplayer & connect to people you know.
There is too much to explain here about how to do this.
A group of us have been experimenting with this but are having mixed results. YES it is possible but there are many variables & glitches.
CFS2 multiplayer was designed to operate on a dial-up connection not on DSL.
In a nutshell: the host of any session needs to have a static port to the internet in order for this to operate. (for the other players to connect to) If you understand the differences between static & dynamic ports; (unlocked router) then you are about one third way there.
We have had 6 players up at once, although 2 suffered F/R degradation until they could no longer fly. More work is required to iron out this bug. We talk via an instant messaging service using audio.
It's a real "blast" to fly against "live meat" instead of AI & shoot the crap outta yer friends.
But it's not an easy or simple thing to set-up.
:isadizzy: :isadizzy: :isadizzy:
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