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From: dougti@vip.net (ZEeROw)
Newsgroups: alt.games.quake
Subject: Re: Quake via ICQ?
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 16:56:14 -0700
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WIJKMARK JOHAN graced us with wisdom and knowledge, and 
said..........then I stepped in and blindly pointed 
out........
> A friend and I have tried several times to initiate a Quake-session via ICQ
> since it seems like a really cool way to play: just me and him fragging each
> other with one of our computers as server and the other as client. But,
> sadly, we have never managed to establish connection. We get as far as to
> invite each other, accept the invite, and start the game, but then it seems
> as if the client does not find the server. As I understand it, no settings
> are required since ICQ should manage that part automatically, but, clearly,
> it doesn't. What are we doing wrong? If anyone has succeded in doing this,
> please tell me how you did! I will be infinitely grateful!
> 
> Johan.

I don't know since I have never tried but I'm wondering why 
you just don't play normally through QII???  It's exactly 
the same thing....just set your max players to two so no 
one else can join.  What advantage is there playing QII 
over ICQ.....I would think that it wouldn't even work as 
well.

-- 
Later,

Sherpa

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