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Could someone please tell me if Halo has Computer AL bots in Multiplayer mode?? I have 2 controllers but fighting in these massive areans with just 2 players is stupid. Any ideas?? Thanks :D
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Daveus wrote:
> i don't get why they don't have AI in multiplayer. there's no excuse.
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> i don't get why they don't have AI in multiplayer. there's no excuse.
True
Daveus wrote:
> i don't get why they don't have AI in multiplayer. there's no excuse.
True
> i don't get why they don't have AI in multiplayer. there's no excuse.
True
i don't get why they don't have AI in multiplayer. there's no excuse.
robbo1974 wrote:
> Tóm wrote:
> You link Xboxes in the same way you would with a PC, crossover cable
> for two boxes, or a hub for more than 2 boxes (up to 4)
>
> ok techinical one for you then, assuming ICS(Internet Connection
> Sharing is setup on your PC then via a hub and RJ 45 (not Cross over
> cables) and assuming xbox live on both xboxes. could you connect via
> your shared PC connection both Xboxes?
Maybe. You would have to have 2 XBox Live accounts. But I dont know whether the conflicting IP address of the internet connection would cause problems, it should'nt as I have a friend who uses his ADSL for 3 comps and they play PC games all at the same time. So actually thinking about it then it should work, but dont forget your halving the speed of each XBox's connection to the Live service, as well as having to have 2 XBox Live accounts.
> Tóm wrote:
> You link Xboxes in the same way you would with a PC, crossover cable
> for two boxes, or a hub for more than 2 boxes (up to 4)
>
> ok techinical one for you then, assuming ICS(Internet Connection
> Sharing is setup on your PC then via a hub and RJ 45 (not Cross over
> cables) and assuming xbox live on both xboxes. could you connect via
> your shared PC connection both Xboxes?
Maybe. You would have to have 2 XBox Live accounts. But I dont know whether the conflicting IP address of the internet connection would cause problems, it should'nt as I have a friend who uses his ADSL for 3 comps and they play PC games all at the same time. So actually thinking about it then it should work, but dont forget your halving the speed of each XBox's connection to the Live service, as well as having to have 2 XBox Live accounts.
Tóm wrote:
> I'll fire up the xbox for you and check.
>
> It appears as though you cannot play co-op mode over the system link.
> The options for multiplayer were only:
>
> Co-op
> Multiplayer on 1 box
> System link
>
> Meaning the co-op mode was a different menu option.
cheers, I find that rather disheartening. I have played many times on co-op split screen, but it would be 100% better on separate screens I think.
gutted. ah well ... its not all bad
> I'll fire up the xbox for you and check.
>
> It appears as though you cannot play co-op mode over the system link.
> The options for multiplayer were only:
>
> Co-op
> Multiplayer on 1 box
> System link
>
> Meaning the co-op mode was a different menu option.
cheers, I find that rather disheartening. I have played many times on co-op split screen, but it would be 100% better on separate screens I think.
gutted. ah well ... its not all bad
Tóm wrote:
> You link Xboxes in the same way you would with a PC, crossover cable
> for two boxes, or a hub for more than 2 boxes (up to 4)
ok techinical one for you then, assuming ICS(Internet Connection Sharing is setup on your PC then via a hub and RJ 45 (not Cross over cables) and assuming xbox live on both xboxes. could you connect via your shared PC connection both Xboxes?
> You link Xboxes in the same way you would with a PC, crossover cable
> for two boxes, or a hub for more than 2 boxes (up to 4)
ok techinical one for you then, assuming ICS(Internet Connection Sharing is setup on your PC then via a hub and RJ 45 (not Cross over cables) and assuming xbox live on both xboxes. could you connect via your shared PC connection both Xboxes?
You link Xboxes in the same way you would with a PC, crossover cable for two boxes, or a hub for more than 2 boxes (up to 4)
how do u link Xbox`es then via the ethernet port?, using RJ 45 crossover cable, any one used a 4 port Hub, if so did that work?
I'll fire up the xbox for you and check.
It appears as though you cannot play co-op mode over the system link. The options for multiplayer were only:
Co-op
Multiplayer on 1 box
System link
Meaning the co-op mode was a different menu option.
It appears as though you cannot play co-op mode over the system link. The options for multiplayer were only:
Co-op
Multiplayer on 1 box
System link
Meaning the co-op mode was a different menu option.
NO, read the question - Can 2 people with *2* X-boxes play cooperatively on *2* different Tellies (rather than split screen).
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