Hello guys,
Whilst in a game of Top Speed, something occurred to me as being
something quite interesting to those of you who have a passion for
communication other than casual means. I wondered why I did not think of
it before. I was in a mufti-player race. You all know that the space bar
acts like a horn, right? Well, I discovered that you can send messages
over the wire by tapping on the bar as if it were a telegraph key. I
thought it was a really interesting way to communicate, and I found the
process to be quite slow, as the players of course did not know what
Morse code is.
I do not know if this has already been suggested, but is it possible
that there could be chat communications, such as those set in Acefire,
where one could type a message for all players to see, and it could read
something like, Player X says: Message.
Anyhow, I thought I might point this out. This was with Top Speed III by
the way.
On a side note here: My friends and I are finding out that when you are
using a computer that is receiving internet from a router, you cannot
host a game, but if you are on a computer that is on a LAN connection,
and also broadcasting the wireless signal, then you can host games. Is
this true?
Alfredo-
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