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Multiplayer for TRS2004

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RE: multiplayer for TRS2004

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-09-04 AT 01:28 PM (EDT)

I don't believe so... but you could incorporate something like users of MSTS do using teamspeak/other voice client and whatnot.EDIT: And especially not on illegal copies of the game...

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Member since Apr-15-03 · 1267 posts

RE: multiplayer for TRS2004

Don't see why not, In fact it'd probably be easier than MSTS's multi player. Using the "ai" one person in the Map screen could play dispatcher, with the trains reflecting progress of the people operating.It's not a perfect situation, but close really.

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Member since Oct-5-04 · 1 posts

RE: multiplayer for TRS2004

>Don't see why not, In fact it'd probably be easier than
>MSTS's multi player. Using the "ai" one person in the Map
>screen could play dispatcher, with the trains reflecting
>progress of the people operating.
>
>It's not a perfect situation, but close really. Check out this site for information on this subject.http://johnkeenan7.home.mchsi.com/tempinfo.htmCheersKevin Shanks (Clinchfield Fanatic)

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