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Topic: I have got a REDICULOUS question, but I need to know the answer |  |
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Diablo, Bro. of Mephisto Prince Salt Lake City, USA Oct 2000
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posted May 15, 2001 22:05
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I have probably the most rediculous question concering civ2. I want to play online with other people, but every time i give my IP address, it rejects me, I either cant join, or whatever. I just cant play. And when I create a new game for others to join, no one joins!Am I either doing something wrong, or is my computer screwed up? I can connect to the internet just fine, but its connecting to civ2 online that i cant do. I am dying to play with other people online, but i cant!!! The AI is just down right getting stupid, and boring. Anyone got any clues for me? please help me ASAP. thanks.  |
Diablo, Bro. of Mephisto Prince Salt Lake City, USA Oct 2000
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posted May 16, 2001 18:47
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Wittlich Prince Fayetteville, NC, USA Dec 2000
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posted May 16, 2001 19:17
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Let's see Diablo, What type of modem/cable/DSL do you use? Do you deal with a firewall or any type of router? If you are joining a multiplayer game then you will be asked for the HOST's IP Address. Of course, if you're hosting, then you place in your IP Address. A word of advice though, I know that an IP Address will show up on the hosts setup screen - DON'T trust this as being your ACTUAL IP Address. Prior to playing the game, and after you log on to your internet service, open a MS-DOS window and type ipconfig This will being up your current IP Address configuration. Look here for your current IP Address (and write it down). Close the MS-DOS window and start the game. When asked for the IP Address, type in the IP Address found while in the MS-DOS window - NOTE this is ONLY if you are the Host. If you are joining, then you need to know the Host's IP address prior to launching the game. I hope this helps. - Wittlich
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