[quote who="Nubby" reply="12" id="2151215"]As a gamer, why is it that this game and not games like Team Fortress 2, or any other multitude of multiplayers games don't require a crap load of secondary setup. This was just bad testing on their part.[/quote] Team Fortress 2 is a simple server - client setup (like in most FPS), where you, the client, receive all the data only from the server and send the data also only to the server. Supreme Commander, Forged Alliance, Demigo
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ImpulseReactorOptions.exe, yes. I can't guarantee that this will work better, but it's certainly better to know and control the ports the game is using. Additionally forwarding the ominous port 6073 should do no harm, but I think it's only used for outbound connections.
[quote who="NeoMatrix835" reply="2" id="2151112"]I understand trying hamachi, however, there are limitations with hamachi... like the playerbase. Hamachi will have a smaller base that will be more limited than the other online playerbase... and thus make finding games to play much more difficult. But yes, this is a possible way to play the game[/quote]Well yes, but your question was how to play with your brother.. ;)
Bei der Installation wirst du gefragt, in welcher Sprache es installiert werden soll. Zumindest soweit ich mich erinnere.
Despite what the PDF says: you don't actually need to forward Port 6073. At least not for joining games. Also you should go to your Demigod\bin directory and set the port range you will use manually. Use 6200 - 6250 for example and then forward this port range (and only this port range) to your local IP. Forward it for UDP only. Keep UPnP disabled.
You can try Hamachi.
Nevermind, I just realized I can resize the window just like any other window and the size is even saved for the next time.
Is there any way that I can set a custom resolution for the windowed mode? Does Demigod still use the same command line options as Supreme Commander and Forged Alliance? If command line options are available, how do I set them in Impulse (like you are able to do so in Steam via the context menu of a game).
I am having the same problem. I use a WRT54GL and I can ping cvp1.stardock.com just fine. Everytime I try to join a custom game it tries to connect and then at some point I get the "Could not connect to the NAT facilitator." message. I have defined the port range for Demigod (6200 - 6250), forwarded this port range to my computer and I also forwarded Port 6073, as described here: http://themonk.ca/Monk/Networking_and_DEMIGOD.pdf // woops, I didn't