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Started by razing32, 24 September 2017, 00:21:07

razing32

I just downloaded and wanted to play a quick internet game with friends versus AI
I cannot as I have to do a scenario to "prove" I can play multiplayer.

How can I skip this ?!

This is nonsense  >:(

tomreyn

There is an INI property for this, but I forgot the exact name and value, you'd need to check on the source code.
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softcoder

InternetGamesAllowed=true

razing32

Thank you.
Will look/give it a try.

Coldfusionstorm

I had the same problemer i "hacker it" , by removing the scenario, il look up the valie itself when i get home 8 hours from now. Aprox.
WiP Game developer.
I do danish translations.
"i break stuff"

tomreyn

Another way to 'hack' it is to play this quick scenario.  :P

Or to set InternetGamesAllowed=1 in glestuser.ini.

TI think anyone willing to spend the effort to dig up this forum post and to edit the ini file (instead of just playing this scenario) is also able to work around the scenario by other means. Plus it enables the legitimate use case razing32 discusses.
atibox: Ryzen 1800X (8 cores @3.6GHz), 32 GB RAM, MSI Radeon RX 580 Gaming X 8G, PCI subsystem ID [1462:3417], (Radeon RX 580 chipset, POLARIS10) @3440x1440; latest stable Ubuntu release, (open source) radeon (amdgpu) / mesa video driver
atibox (old): Core2Quad Q9400 (4 cores @2.66GHz), 8 GB RAM, XFX HD-467X-DDF2, PCI subsystem ID [1682:2931], (Radeon HD 4670, RV730 XT) @1680x1050; latest stable Ubuntu release, (open source) radeon / mesa video driver
notebook: HP envy13d020ng
internet access: VDSL2+

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