So where you all flying at the moment? Gamespy or FSHost?
So where you all flying at the moment? Gamespy or FSHost?
Cheers,
Nick
I'm not
Sorry Nic
95% of my online MP flying in FSX is done via a direct connection with friends (sometimes several of us at a time). Of the remaining 5% most is done via FS Host (despite the close proximity lag which makes formation flying near impossible) and only very, very, rarely do I get onto Gamespy and only then if the first two options are not available for some reason.
Larry
SOH RTWR Team Member 09-13
Direct connect whenever the server is up, else for now it is gamespy, under bushflying. Can't get fshost to work just yet with my new router. :( Both have weak and strong points but in the end FSX MP is still pretty much screwed up.
For example, it is impossible for the host to change aircraft. If he wants to change aircraft he'll have to quit the session and restart it with the new plane loaded.
What server are you connecting to Erik?
Cheers,
Nick
Thanks Cody, but controllers...you've never seen me flying then...controllers just don't understand my screams of panic :costumes:
Cheers,
Nick
FShost, Macnet server(Which I host for the club) no controllers just a lot of fun![]()
USMC Retired SEMPER FI
Gamespy is just a waste of time.......they donīt even try to do a good job!!!!!![]()
Ahh, this is only an issue if you fly in uncontrolled airspace. Like the real world, there is a TON of uncontrolled airspace.
Anyways, just a thought. FS-MP does a lot of things with FS multiplayer that nobody else has been able to do. Ranged radio coms, real world frequencies, a live map, a flight planner, etc.
Great site, and I highly recommend it. The servers are REALLY good too. I haven't seen them down in over a year.
I go to Netwings usually, but lately its been empty. No one flying. My hours that I drop in though can be eratic and probably too late for east coast people.
There is a neat tool you can download at Netwings.org that can scan the internet for FS hosts. I think its called FS Spy, not sure, but you can find loads of servers out there to fly on. Alot of them (perhaps 25%) are non-membership and open to the public. Some good German sites.
Which reminds me, I used to fly alot on that Swiss sim forum/web site. They had a server that was always open and had some cool people in there. I have long since forgotten where they were on the web. (Lost my last computer, lost the link as well).
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FS Spy is made by the same guy who makes the FS Host software and can be found here......
http://www.chocolatesoftware.com/fshostspy/
The Swiss Hops website is here....
http://swiss.hopto.org/
I see I am still in the 'Hall of Fame' as the 40th person to complete the entire hoplist although I have now flown it several times in different aircraft. It gets really interesting (read difficult) if you set yourself a 10,000 ft altitude cap as that stops you going 'over the top' and makes route planning that much harder!
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Larry
SOH RTWR Team Member 09-13
Has anyone been able to connect over a LAN? I'm in Iraq, and my internet connection is dismal at best. We have a fully functioning network in our housing area, but my buddies and I haven't been able to connect. We can usually see the other person's hosted session, but can't connect.
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