Outpost Universe Forums
Outpost Series Games => Outpost 2 Multiplayer => Topic started by: LastofEden on January 26, 2004, 10:06:27 PM
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I do realize that Sierra disabled the err, whatever it was before I even got to play 1 online game, and I do realize that the new way to play is using ICR chatline or the new game service that someone around here is making, but do either of these work on Win 95? I tried already but I wasn't succesful.
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The IRC should work with any operating system, as a matter of fact, they have it for Linux.
The Outpost 2 IRC link just below the Shoutbox is a link to a zip file containing the IRC program. Just download, unzip, and run (ignore any registration dialogs you may see).
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I was running IRC on windows 95 until about august last year.
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what we do to play now is meet in the IRC chat room.
one person hosts a TCP/IP game, tells other people his/her IP.
people join and we play.
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Ok call me a computer noob but I'm still having trouble. You have no idea how old this computer is and its not as simple as extracting files on my broken winXP computer. And the page for the Outpost 2 Multiplayer Network can't be displayed properly because this artifact of a computer doesn't have something called Microsoft Virtual Machine. Please HElp!
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Okay..
Here is the link to 1st Setup (of the WON replacement):
http://outpost.sytes.net/op/mmpn/Client.zip (http://outpost.sytes.net/op/mmpn/Client.zip)
And the IRC is:
http://www.insurrectionlan.co.uk/Outpost2IRC.zip (http://www.insurrectionlan.co.uk/Outpost2IRC.zip)
(VB6 Runtimes)
http://outpost.sytes.net/vbrun60sp5.exe (http://outpost.sytes.net/vbrun60sp5.exe)
But, I see that you have difficulties with Java script and possibly zip files... so:
http://www.xfir.net/files (http://www.xfir.net/files)
(Has the 4 updates and the IRC and Client in exe self-extractor format)
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Okay thank you sooo much. I'm not really this dumb I'm really just pretty lazy after being spoiled by new technology. Gosh I hope I can get my computer fixed. Anyway I think I like these forums, people are friendly.
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Microsoft no longer supports Java because of a problem they are having with Sun microsystems.
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so basicly, if i want to use a java projram, i'm going to have to download my own java program
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Web browser with built in Java - Opera (http://www.opera.com/)
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Ahh... Opera is sweet!
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I sitll like IE better, i have used the opera brouser, and i have an e-mail account with them.