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Futzy posted 02-21-99 04:12 PM ET
We are playing 2 people over a LAN, IPX protocol. Whoever is playing as host can use supply crawlers to help build secret projects, but whoever is not host can not. They can build crawlers, and send them to the town where the project is, and bring up the screen where it asks what you want to do with the crawler, and select help build project. But on the next turn, the crawler is still sitting there, and the minerals have not been added. This seems to be completely reproducable. Always works on host, never on other computer.
Thanks for your fast responses to all these issues,
Futzy

Jeffrey Morris FIRAXIS posted 02-22-99 11:14 AM ET
Are you using v2.0?
jkm
firaxis games
Futzy posted 02-22-99 08:43 PM ET
Yes, we're using 2.0. I should also add that this has happened both in simultaneous and non-simultaneous modes.
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Author	Topic: Multiplayer supply crawler bug
Futzy	posted 02-21-99 04:12 PM ET We are playing 2 people over a LAN, IPX protocol. Whoever is playing as host can use supply crawlers to help build secret projects, but whoever is not host can not. They can build crawlers, and send them to the town where the project is, and bring up the screen where it asks what you want to do with the crawler, and select help build project. But on the next turn, the crawler is still sitting there, and the minerals have not been added. This seems to be completely reproducable. Always works on host, never on other computer. Thanks for your fast responses to all these issues, Futzy
Jeffrey Morris FIRAXIS	posted 02-22-99 11:14 AM ET Are you using v2.0? jkm firaxis games
Futzy	posted 02-22-99 08:43 PM ET Yes, we're using 2.0. I should also add that this has happened both in simultaneous and non-simultaneous modes.