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Ok, i've priced up some broadband and now i want you to tell me, online games
Do they jitter?
How long
Do they jitter?
How long
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FantasyMeister wrote:
> Shocktrooper wrote:
> Help, anyone?
(Basically
> EVERYTHING is listed on the Sony Network Guides but nobody ever reads
> them).
Except how to get the bloody thing working once you have set it up! :P
Do you know what they said to my 'help email'? Call the hotline. Call the bloody hotline!?!?!?! I have called the bloody hotline and it's busy!!!!! And it turns out it costs national rate. Ouch. Got it working now anyway, so thanks:
FM
Darwock
Aliboy
Tilta
For trying to help. Staright through works best though. Also a question for you or anyone who can answer, FM. Midnight CLub 2. Doesn't seem to do anything on the 'Starting Network Game' screen. Does it usually take long? Is the server down? Is it my game faulty? Same with Central Station, that doesn't seem to want to be accessed. If anyone has time could they check if they can get on to Central Station, or is it just me...
> Shocktrooper wrote:
> Help, anyone?
(Basically
> EVERYTHING is listed on the Sony Network Guides but nobody ever reads
> them).
Except how to get the bloody thing working once you have set it up! :P
Do you know what they said to my 'help email'? Call the hotline. Call the bloody hotline!?!?!?! I have called the bloody hotline and it's busy!!!!! And it turns out it costs national rate. Ouch. Got it working now anyway, so thanks:
FM
Darwock
Aliboy
Tilta
For trying to help. Staright through works best though. Also a question for you or anyone who can answer, FM. Midnight CLub 2. Doesn't seem to do anything on the 'Starting Network Game' screen. Does it usually take long? Is the server down? Is it my game faulty? Same with Central Station, that doesn't seem to want to be accessed. If anyone has time could they check if they can get on to Central Station, or is it just me...
Natbuc wrote:
> Is the server down? Is it my game faulty?
> Same with Central Station, that doesn't seem to want to be accessed.
> If anyone has time could they check if they can get on to Central
> Station, or is it just me...
Checking both now for you...
*Puts down coffee*
> Is the server down? Is it my game faulty?
> Same with Central Station, that doesn't seem to want to be accessed.
> If anyone has time could they check if they can get on to Central
> Station, or is it just me...
Checking both now for you...
*Puts down coffee*
CS works fine, checking MC2 now
MC2 works fine as well. Oh the joys of broadband :P
I'm about to get a new PC with a nice FX 5200 Ultra, but do any of the modern games work online without broadband? and how far back do i have to go to find an online game that will work on a 56k?
Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
Natbuc wrote:
> Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a
> game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
Could be, trying deleting your MC2 network configuration file from the memorycard and seeing if it'll let you connect with a new one from scratch.
> Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a
> game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
Could be, trying deleting your MC2 network configuration file from the memorycard and seeing if it'll let you connect with a new one from scratch.
FantasyMeister wrote:
> Natbuc wrote:
> Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a
> game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
>
> Could be, trying deleting your MC2 network configuration file from the
> memorycard and seeing if it'll let you connect with a new one from
> scratch.
I don't have a MC II one. Only my normal one I set up using my network disk.
> Natbuc wrote:
> Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a
> game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
>
> Could be, trying deleting your MC2 network configuration file from the
> memorycard and seeing if it'll let you connect with a new one from
> scratch.
I don't have a MC II one. Only my normal one I set up using my network disk.
Natbuc wrote:
> FantasyMeister wrote:
> Natbuc wrote:
> Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a
> game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
>
> Could be, trying deleting your MC2 network configuration file from
> the
> memorycard and seeing if it'll let you connect with a new one from
> scratch.
>
> I don't have a MC II one. Only my normal one I set up using my network
> disk.
In that case I'm going to fall back on my usual cop out. Give Sony a ring :)
> FantasyMeister wrote:
> Natbuc wrote:
> Thanks. You think it's my connection? As SOCOM works fine when in a
> game with 16 people and using voice comms. :S
>
> Could be, trying deleting your MC2 network configuration file from
> the
> memorycard and seeing if it'll let you connect with a new one from
> scratch.
>
> I don't have a MC II one. Only my normal one I set up using my network
> disk.
In that case I'm going to fall back on my usual cop out. Give Sony a ring :)
I did keep getting a 'Cannot find Hardware device' thing aswell, occasionally.
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