Please give input, especially if you want to impliment something like this. This saves time, hassle, nerves, and patience. This allows others to use it when you are not.ģ - If you plan on playing the same game over multiple sessions, try to work out a date and time of the next session BEFORE you leave the game. When you are not playing and not looking, you also must LEAVE the network. When you find a partner/group, you LEAVE all the other networks save the one you are playing over. Here is what I think will be the most effective:ġ - We create a set number of networks with the same password and similar names (like the SSArena1, SSArena2,and SSArena3 that RocketMan created, except we increase that number to say 5 or 6)Ģ - As a rule, when you first log on to find a partner/group to play with, you can log into all of the networks. So i vote that we create a system that will allow people to have the highest chance of finding a partner to play with and being able to join a network.

The biggist of which is 16 members per network. The Hamachi system is a very useful program but has it's limitations. Ok, I see a problem forming and I suggest nipping it in the but before it gets out of hand. * Interstellar transportation not provided. We're currently just at the end of Ops, and will be finishing off (hopefully) tomorrow. I also ended up getting every weapon under the sun dumped on me - at one point I had two pistols, an AR, a broken SFG, a broken EMP rifle, a laser rapier and a laser pistol.

Watching five (?) spiders chase him round in circles as a distraction was absolutely hilarious, until two of them saw me. He did help me out in the sim room/spider trap: I think he was just scared, and hiding in chemstorage. Vurlix would disappear mysteriously from time to time, claiming that he was off 'researching' something, while I bravely took out a worm. Talk about the odd coupleĪnyway, we stuck together pretty well, which made the game more fun than a simple race to complete the objectives. It would also have helped if we had played our characters a bit better - I ended up basically a Marine with hacking (and for a period, no ranged weapons), and Vurlix a PSI guy with research and a laser rapier. I lost count of the alarms set off, even though it was my job as Navy to deal with them, and Vurlix would usually bail me out with Remote Electron Tampering. That's what (lack of) cooperation does for you. It's strange, you'd have thought that two players would find Hard a lot easier than one player on Impossible. WWF Von Braun Smackdown, this week featuring 'Vandal' Vurlix & 'Amoral' Ajare in brutal tag-team action against The 'Mental' Many, LIVE from some spaceship trillions of miles away from Earth. It renders Trip's multiplayer list pretty useless, really.

Seriously, I should re-iterate, GET HAMACHI.

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