Ratsy: Yes, iv tried that and its working. However I don't want to spend a lot of time finding hamachi networks and avoiding pirated copies. As Frogboy wrote in hes blog, GameRanger seems to be a better solution. However I really want to play this game as its supposed to be.
Muttok
Just a regular ADSL. And no, there is no IP sharing what soever. Every outgoing request is from the same static IP that I got. No other companies/user on this connection either.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="11" id="2155560"]It's not Vista 64 as that is what I am running (and running Windows 7 64 on another). Muttok, was this a custom game you were trying to join or something else?[/quote] Tried everything, but mostly custom games, as I actually can see something going on in the game list :)
Shodan78: 64bit or 32bit Vista?
I left my computer while "Connecting to players, please wait" and went out for 1,5hours. But stil no error message or something else. Could anyone else running Vista x64 confirm however internet games is working or not? (and if their NATed or not)
"Connecting to players, please wait"
Just for a quick follow-up: I also play a lot of wc3 and I manage to both play and host custom games without any problems. Wc3 custom games also use the same client/host technology and uses udp ports in the 6000-range.
Hi, OK - heres my setup: - Outbound ip: x.x.x.x - 10.0.0.1 - Router (forwared UDP ports 6000-6300 to 10.0.0.3) - 10.0.0.3 - Vista x64 - Gaming machine (firewall disabled atm) - UPnP disabled on router - All other "fancy" settings are disabled on router 1) Im 100% sure that my router and gaming machine accept connection on the udp ports 6000-6300 2) I have tested this with 3 diffrent friends in Norway, Sweden & Australia (Im from Norwa