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Yolky
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Ontario Canada
Oct 2001 time: 00:23
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I never have played any game online with human players. What I would like to know is how you do it. I mean with what scale? Like a small universe with say only 3 opponents? That would be a quick game compared to huge universes with 8 or more opponents.
I am interested in playing online but time is precious and like to know how long a game lasts or if its continued later etc.
Davor
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H Tower
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we'll just have to see what game play is like before we can know what settings work best for mp.
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H Tower
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i was thinking the same thing. any game you play could take a month or more, depends on how driven the players are to get their turn done quickly.
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Main_Brain
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Economic World Center
Jul 2002 time: 06:23
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Goodbye precious Sleep I will miss ya..
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neonext
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yes but multiplayer in MoO2 was horribly slow. not only did you have to wait forever for each person's turn to be done (no timers, no simultanious moves), but you also had to wait about a minute or two just to start your turn!
i did play hotseat multiplayer MoO2, but never had the patience to play over a network
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PaulNAdhe
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Little Rock, AR USA
Dec 2001 time: 23:23
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I've never had much fun playing a strat type game in MP mode. Too much dead time. The designers always try to come up with a way around it but, IMNSHO they haven't found the answer yet.
Actioners like HW and any of the Red Alert series work good in MP. I've had some fun with RPGs in MP, but our parties always broke up when some bozo (many times me) wanted to chase after something.
I'm looking forward to seeing how they handle the dead time in MOO]|[.
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