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How do I get in to a multiplayer game?

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate (Classic)' started by Wethrin of the Elves, Apr 7, 2002.

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    [​IMG] I can never get on to a multiplayer game.What type of game do I need; tcp/ip, ipx, modem, or serial? Please tell me, I'm getting desperate
     
    Wethrin of the Elves, Apr 7, 2002
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    Online/internet use Tcp/ip or Modem

    On local networks I use ipx.

    But explain in more details about the problem(s)
     
    ArchAngel, Apr 7, 2002
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    When someone else has a server, you choose for TCP/IP and then connect to the IP-number of the person that has the server.
     
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