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Need Help At Multi-Player
Hey everyone, I'll admit it first so everyone doesn't have to make fun of me, I AM A ROOKIE AT MUTLI-PLAYER. So here are m questions, I play CTP on the single player mode, but now I want to play in Multi-Player. I want to know how to find more servers, the servers I have have no one playing on them, and are there any leagues? I wanna join a league or game, I would greatly apprecaite if someone talks to me on AOL, my screen name is Torp1464, or e-mail me. So if someone can give me some help or point me to the right direction, i would be greatly be happy with you, Thanks.
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Torp, your better off playing PBEM
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AOL cant hold a connections, I used it too connect to Activision servers years ago and it sucked. Booted me every 20 minutes. There is a timer in AOL system that does that...this is so you must dial-up to them alot, thus paying more moola
...works pretty darn good, last time I checked AOL turned a huge profit last quarter 
What the hell am I giving you a lecture in economics for
, Im one the wierder guys here on PBEM 
. Anyway Go to the youngbloods Recruitment center thread.
btw If you want to try direct play,l just meet someone in the lobby and play them. That simple
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i dont have AOL to run games, i got cable.Comment
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Saddam, I need to talk to you or someone to get some quick answers, I have the first CTP and i was able to get on multiplayer in the past but now i can't even get into the lobby, whats the deal with that? I have a cable modem? Can anyone help me?Comment
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Basic Questions
ok Torps, do you have the 1.2 patch?
When you connect, how many servers do you have the option to go to?
If you have cable, which connection option are you choosing?
I could help...
thanks
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i got the 1.2 patch, i choose internet and i only get one option, and i can never get into the lobby!
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sounds like the imfamous bad servers.dat file.
Get a good one here:
Put it into this folder:
C:\Program Files\Activision\Civilization-Call To Power\ctp_program\ctp"The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved - loved for ourselves, or rather, loved in spite of ourselves."--Victor HugoComment
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