Topic: Multiplayer questions (Read 1087 times)

stormbirdd · « **on:** May 14, 2004, 03:41:28 pm »

I apologize in advance if my search terms sucked and this has already been answered (and I couldn't find it).

OP, 2.5.5.2

Does anyone know how to select the skill level of the computer AI in multiplayer? They seem to be playing Captain level (no T-Bombs, no WW, no ECM) when my friend hosts and Admiral (all of these used) when I do.

Age · « **Reply #1 on:** May 14, 2004, 03:48:29 pm »

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I apologize in advance if my search terms sucked and this has already been answered (and I couldn't find it).

OP, 2.5.5.2

Does anyone know how to select the skill level of the computer AI in multiplayer? They seem to be playing Captain level (no T-Bombs, no WW, no ECM) when my friend hosts and Admiral (all of these used) when I do.

You can find it up in Talderns Annoucements or at www.sfcx.org that is 2552 patch and to change the skill level I would get Enzini to do this and you can get this Khoromag down at the bottom of the forum or at Pestalences site aswell as 2552 patch.I hope this helps.

Cleaven · « **Reply #2 on:** May 14, 2004, 07:27:50 pm »

There is indeed a certain lack of stickiness of the changes that you make to skill level from inside the game, and the EzINI tool is the most effective way of making that change in a way that will stick. Also use it to turn on volley info and to make screen resolution changes. GSA players will also use it to edit the sfc.ini settings that hide the players race and BPV info as well. There is also a setting for recording game films, and a lighting control. A most useful tool, almost essential.

stormbirdd · « **Reply #3 on:** May 14, 2004, 03:41:28 pm »

I apologize in advance if my search terms sucked and this has already been answered (and I couldn't find it).

OP, 2.5.5.2

Does anyone know how to select the skill level of the computer AI in multiplayer? They seem to be playing Captain level (no T-Bombs, no WW, no ECM) when my friend hosts and Admiral (all of these used) when I do.

Cleaven · « **Reply #5 on:** May 14, 2004, 07:27:50 pm »

There is indeed a certain lack of stickiness of the changes that you make to skill level from inside the game, and the EzINI tool is the most effective way of making that change in a way that will stick. Also use it to turn on volley info and to make screen resolution changes. GSA players will also use it to edit the sfc.ini settings that hide the players race and BPV info as well. There is also a setting for recording game films, and a lighting control. A most useful tool, almost essential.

Age

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