QuoteSo mods/admins, think about it. And i'd appreciate if you say yes or no to this idea.

Would be okay for me.

It may also be that the ISP doesn't forward your ports.

Are you sure it doesn't have to be there? Servers can add icons to your radar, so it's probably a server feature, shows the location of something.

Quote from: GTA-Roloboy on February 22, 2008, 04:42:41 PM
maybe they'll release 0.4 when RS brings IV out

They won't release a PC version at first, because they need to get money. And PC games are too easily downloadable, so it won't bring much profit. So I think 0.4 will come out at least a year before the GTA IV comes.

Quote from: mbalee on February 22, 2008, 09:20:50 PMHi!
My question: I know to write the font type? Im hungarian and need another font! :S

You can't change the font atm. But I think you can manage because even Chinese players play like this.

Huh? Could you post a screenshot?

You can host a server even if you don't have GTA:VC. You just can't join any servers if you have modified files.

It is recommended that you use separate Vice City installations for LC:MP & VC:MP. I just made a copy of my VC folder, removed all VC:MP related files from there, installed the LC mod into that folder and then LC:MP. Works fine.

Well if there would be a static new radio then it would make the installer very big and probably most of the people wouldn't like the songs we chose.

If it would be server specific, then you'll spend first 30 minutes waiting for the MP3 download to finish before you can play.

So I think the MP3 radio has the best music you can get.

It doesn't work with the steam version, because the structure of the steam version is alot different.

That sounds like a rewrite of the VC engine...

Quote from: Juppi on November 07, 2007, 09:43:25 PM
Right, and i suppose it also increases the download bandwith usage by players a lot, so the game would get some extra lag for those with slower internet connections.

Lol, a little problem compared to what I said.

Having bot players ingame is almost impossible unless someone reverse engineers the whole Vice City (at least a year of work even for experienced reverse engineers) and then rewrites it into a server version, which would need a powerful host machine.

Quote from: Juppi on November 04, 2007, 11:10:58 PM
Hmm, thats odd. Are you using some kind of no-cd crack? there seems to be so many versions of them, someone may just not be suitable wth vc:mp.

Quote from: MR.C on October 22, 2007, 12:18:24 PMI have no modifications and have paid for the disc.

I still think drivebying should be something that could be enabled/disabled from the server configuration.

Server browser should be the only stable thing.

I guess those are not bugs, I think they're caused by Vista's megaweird """features""". You could try running it as administrator. Under Vista many different programs often crash because they don't have the administrator privileges or something. Try right-click and "Run as administrator".