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Where is the modem play option!! Argh. I don't understand it. Way back in the day, when Doom was the game to be playing, me and my friends used to love playing it over a direct modem connection. Coop games were so fun; one of us would host and the other person would just dial-in to their machine and the fun would start. I want to know what happened to the direct modem play option in FPS games. Every other genre has it: Sports, RTS, Racing, etc... Why has this stopped!? Maybe for people with cable modems who can just hop onto a server and play with no lag anyway this is not a big deal, but for us 56k'ers, this is a huge blow! I want to play online with a friend while having a low ping! Someone mentioned that you can dial-up someones comp in Win98 using Dialup Networking. So I scouted around and got it working. I hosted Dialup Server, while my friend connected, but once I hosted a LAN game in UnrealT, my friends ping shot up to 3000+. It was completely unplayable! Is there a better way to do this, because I certainly do not see how! Please Epic, add this feature back in! Me and my friends love playing eachother directly over the modems without having to dial-in to the internet. Considering Doom had this option along with every other genre under the sun, please incorporate this feature back into FPS games - it cannot be hard to implement. P.S. Is there a place I can mail Epic to suggest stuff like this? It would be easy enough for them to add in the next patch. |
ok, if you look through all the posts on this board..... (i think its aroind page 9 or 10 maybe earlier) there's a message "in case you wanted to know" or "if you wanted to know" or something like that, that i posted. it explains how to play a modem game..... if i can find it, i'll move it to the top so you can look at it easier..... it really works. i've done it many times.......... ------------------ Ryan Hardcore Gamer Wannabe........Yup that's me! |
Hey, thanks bro! |
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