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#1 Experiment11

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Posted 25 April 2017 - 10:38 PM

So my mate recently downloaded Rotwk. It was working fine, he could get on the game no problem, but when we tried to play online on 2.02 (after downloading the patch obviously) he get's an error every time he launches the game. Help would be greatly appreciated, cheers. rotwk error.png



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Posted 26 April 2017 - 06:02 AM

Did you install 2.01 beforehand? If not do so. Also try to use the new game.dat that's coming with 2.02


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Posted 26 April 2017 - 10:31 AM

Did you install 2.01 beforehand? If not do so. Also try to use the new game.dat that's coming with 2.02

 Okay we'll try that, thanks. Also, do you know whether we can actually play each other online if I'm using a disk copy of the game and he's using a downloaded version? We could originally get into an online game, but it would say 'game mismatch' after around 10 seconds and we would both be kicked out?



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Posted 26 April 2017 - 12:13 PM

Just follow the installation guide topic in this subforum. Both games have to be installed the same way. Then both will be able to play online.

Note that bfme2 needs to be on patch 1.06.

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