Monday, 27 November 2006

Gaming

I want to start playing some computer games again. I haven’t played for over one year. Before I left for Japan I played Guildwars almost everyday and Counterstrike on regular basis. One year later I am 2 versions behind with Guildwars. Nowadays some friends are also playing Battlefield 2142. Which isn’t a RPG like Guildwars, so that saves a lot of free time.

I don’t want to spend a shit-load of money on both Guildwars and BF, so yesterday I was thinking which game to play. For each Guildwars chapter I have to pay $50 and the same price for Battlefield 2142. Today I decided to go with Battlefield, so I downloaded the demo. Of course it didn’t work: “Connection EA Master Server timed out”. This happens every-time when creating an user account. I checked if the BF-process was creating connections or not – of course it did. The next time I tried was creating a DMZ-host in my router and that didn’t help either. Now I am afraid the full version of the game won’t work because it somehow can’t connect to the master server. EA really starts to suck more and more the last few years.

Should I buy the game or not? Maybe it is better to go with Guildwars anyway. Below an ingame screenshot from Guildwars.


Georges

said Monday, 27 November 2006:

Hey je lijkt wel een cloon van mij ghehe. Ik wil ook weer gaan gamen—> CS. Alleen hier in frankrijk gooien ze alles dicht dus wil ik een programma schrijven die UDP kan forwarden over een SSH2.0 tunnel… Inkomende UDP opvangen, UDP packet gegevens als TCP versturen en aan de andere kant weer aan de hand van die gegevens UDP genereren. Weenie of het lukt, maar ik wil weer gamen :P btw, deze disndag mijn eerste lanparty in mijn leven op de uni hier. Kan niet wachten :D Oh ennuh… ik zou voor guildwars gaan, battlefield gameplay is teh suck


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