Router, too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tanthias
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Router, too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tanthias
Anyway, I'm fucking off.
Nope, euthanasia is killing someone who's still technically alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Huey Kruthas
He was on life support.
"Pulling the plug" as they say is something else entirely.
Ahh, well... Sucks for that kid then. Hitting a random psycho with a snowball is bad luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
I believe so... *double checks* Looks like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evans
Manhole covers? Stupid game.
Hmm, well I found a temp fixQuote:
Originally Posted by Tanthias
Although I suppose we should keep trying to figure your problem out.Quote:
To use the relay, first make sure neither side can host (if either side can it's easier to just use option 2). Both parties should select option 7, enter port 7500 UDP, and then this IP: 208.83.220.135, which is the server where the relay is hosted. You should see the prompts "Now waiting for introduction" and "now waiting for response", and it will connect as normal if successful. If you time out with the relay then you may need to resort to Hamachi or figure out how to port forward properly. In order to facilitate spectating, MB Caster will print out the IP and port that you are connected on for you to copy and paste to other people once you are connected. Hope this helps.
Actually, you mind if I use your IP to test out port 7500 and see if it recieves anything?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
Sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tanthias
You want me to connect to you or are you connecting to me?
Well, the mbcaster application has a "test port" option, so I believe you should host.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
I'll then use the test option and see if it gives an error like it did with Mexi.
Hosting now.
Test away.
Tried a few times... all said "recieved No signal"....Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
Oh well, me simply not being able to host isn't that big of a deal to me, since I can still play some people. I was just trying to figure out what the problem was out of curiosity.
Try port testing on: 208.83.220.135Quote:
Originally Posted by Tanthias
It's working for me.
Nope. Still says "recieved No signal" *takes screenshots of ports*Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
Here's a pic of the scope of 7500 UDP: http://www.epforums.org/imagehosting...3a2e90156b.jpg
And 7500 TCP: http://www.epforums.org/imagehosting...3a2b6f0812.jpg
Evans, I wasn't ready for Ragnarok yet. I was only just finishing Arianrod. That's the closest you can get me?