Multiplayer Servers

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Postby Kelvinr » Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:10 pm

Just found this site, looks good. Just need a server to host there. Let me see... One server and a static ip address should cover us or maybe 2 servers? Anyone wink.gif

http://fsxbeyondgamespy.com/sessions.php
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Postby Ian Warren » Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:29 pm

You be surprised how many MPs ive setup and people don't turn up .. first of all get a taste , then see what we got
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Postby Fozzer » Wed Jun 05, 2013 9:13 pm

Very few Folks seem to be interested in "Multiplayer" activities nowadays.
It used to be very popular, and well supported, in the old FS 2002 and FS 2004 days... biggrin.gif ...!

Regular daytime and week-end tours, fly-ins and air-shows, etc, were frequently arranged between members on Simviation, using FS 2002 and FS 2004, and much enjoyment was to be had!

But after the appearance of FSX, and all the various problems associated with it, including Multiplayer connections via the dreaded (complicated) "Gamespy", the interest has greatly diminished, and only with the option to connect via "FS Host Client", to the many FS Host Servers, has its popularity become more evident amongst FSX users
There are now a number of FS 2002, FS 2004, and FSX Pilots all happily flying together now, all using the various FS Host Servers every day!

I connect to Multiplayer every day in my FS 2004, (and sometimes/rarely FSX), and either join in, or have other Folks join me, on a number of Multiplayer Sites with no problems, apart from the dreaded "Time Zones"... laugh.gif ...!

FS 2004 and FS Navigator is just as popular in Multiplayer as it ever was, amongst a large number of enthusiasts, as can be seen by the entries on the servers; and the number of FSX Pilots is gradually increasing amongst those who have successfully sorted out the various; "FSX problems"!... winkyy.gif ...!

Paul....Multiplaying most days...mostly in Sunny California!... cool.gif ...!

P.S....I tried Kelvin's link with my FS 2004, and tried to connecting to the Servers, but it looks like its only aimed at FSX users, on a special dedicated Server.
I've always preferred the idea of mixing it, with all the FS 2002, FS 2004, and FSX Pilots, all on-line together. Much more Multi-Ethnic!... laugh.gif ....!
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Postby Kelvinr » Thu Jun 06, 2013 8:40 am

I agree in that people appear to have lost faith in the FSX multiplayer world. I don't use FS2004 anymore so cannot offer an opinion. However, I think there lies the issue with many still flying the FS2004 skies and many who have moved to FSX we are at an impasse for the most part. So, the multiplayer would be carried out in smaller groups at the very least in a segregated way. In saying this I still believe if there were static hosts for both FSX and FS2004 say locally rather than offshore ones and there was a multiplayer client that could bring both versions together that would be cool. Perhaps just subtracting some elements so that both can work together.

I believe there is a new Vatsim client in the works? Anyone have any idea as to the progress?

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Postby Kelvinr » Thu Jun 06, 2013 9:37 am

Digital Theme Park, a teamspeak community including many genres with Flight Sim being one of them. There is a Flight Division that holds many flight sim events as indicated in the Google calendar below.
No password is required to join, and when you do you will be greeted by a staff member who will give you a quick brief on what to do or where to go. It seems like a very friendly environment. Already made 2 friends cool.gif

Teamspeak channel:
ts3.digitalthemepark.com

Flight events calendar:
https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?s ... ctz=Etc/PT
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Postby Ian Warren » Thu Jun 06, 2013 10:25 am

Kelvinr wrote:
QUOTE (Kelvinr @ Jun 6 2013,10:37 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Digital Theme Park, a teamspeak community including many genres with Flight Sim being one of them. There is a Flight Division that holds many flight sim events as indicated in the Google calendar below.
No password is required to join, and when you do you will be greeted by a staff member who will give you a quick brief on what to do or where to go. It seems like a very friendly environment. Already made 2 friends cool.gif

Teamspeak channel:
ts3.digitalthemepark.com

Flight events calendar:
https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?s ... ctz=Etc/PT


I believe mentioned just recent , making an address book and highlight these specific spots to go to , Scaber is a regular here and recommends it so this is something that has to be done .
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