Sorry for double post, but I ran into the same problem with Hamachi - again. Could someone give me a link to download it? I think I might have the wrong one or something...I'm on Vista btw. The message it gives me is..."Failed to connect to the Hamachi servers. Would you like Hamachi to automatically monitor server availability and establish a connection as soon as it becomes possible? Y/N"
."Failed to connect to the Hamachi servers. Would you like Hamachi to automatically monitor server availability and establish a connection as soon as it becomes possible? Y/N"
I think that reads because you are not in the network.
It's an Indie game developed by Paradox Interactive, it sells for £8 on Steam, has a Vietnam expansion pack for £3.50 if I remember correctly, is supposed to be messing about and is very fun to play with others (what its made for) and its popularity was mostly achieved through Totalbiscuit's interview I think.
Because of the sales many people have done playthroughs of it and because of different people and playstyles it does indeed become very different which is... pretty amazing, really
I think that reads because you are not in the network.
So how do I get in the network? I've registered on Hamachi if that's what you mean, but i've "never" been able to log on, at most it says "reconnecting"
That's because most of the time, the server is down. I have found a pretty neat server tho. Not AG exclusive or anything, but you will be able to find me there.
So how do I get in the network? I've registered on Hamachi if that's what you mean, but i've "never" been able to log on, at most it says "reconnecting"
When you open the small panel you click the log on button. Then to connect you go to network and join, then type the stuff it says. And there.
That sounds simple but I prefer my method as of now, its more intuitive and building flat just seems a little too easy to me.
True, but you won't be able to draw any of the big ones. Perhaps if you dig giant pits around them, so you have 2x the height, but still verticle? That's a lot more work though.
