Posts from All questions regarding the game played via Hamachi.

To be more specific, I downloaded and installed it, but how do I play?

You log in to the network with the player you need, or create a new network and invite the people you need there. Then, you go into the game -> into the local network and create a game there, or join an existing game.

How can I connect to a network with any player without knowing their password? Or, can you tell me which networks I can connect to?

How can I connect to a network with any player without knowing their password?

I think there is no such way. No matter how you access the network, you will have to enter a password first.

Hello, I have the following question:
We decided to play via Hamachi, created a game, and everything seems to be working fine; we can all see each other. We start playing, make about 10 moves (or sometimes more or less), and the game says that a player (or their server) has left the game. Is this a problem with Hamachi, or is there a solution to this issue?

Is the game running smoothly for everyone, or are you experiencing crashes?

It never crashed on me.

Which version of Hamachi are you using, and what operating system do you have? I have Vista and the latest version, 1.0.3.0.

1.0.3.0, Vista Ultimate SP1. Version 1.0.2.0 actually had glitches for me.

Thanks, I'll try. We need to figure something out because it's annoying.)))
It didn't help; it still kicks me out. After a few turns, the connection just breaks, and that's it.

I downloaded Hamachi and don't know how to connect.

Hello. Follow this link: /topic/4742/ And here's the discussion thread: /topic/4743/ Good luck!; )

HELP: My friend and I installed Hamachi, and it seems to be working fine – we can see each other. But when we launch the game and create a game in the local network, we can't see each other. What's the problem? Please help! Thank you in advance!

There may be several reasons:
- you are creating a game on a map where one of the players does not have a starting town;
- firewalls are active on both or one of the players at the time of creation;
- the Hamachi adapter settings are not prioritized in network connections (not sure if I'm using the correct terminology). To do this in Windows XP: select "Advanced" in the network connections folder menu, then "advanced settings," and use the green arrow to move the Hamachi network to the top of the list of network connections; in Windows Vista and Windows 7, go to the network and sharing center, change adapter settings, press ALT, and in the menu that appears, repeat the steps for Windows XP.

And also, when setting up Hamachi, uncheck the box in the settings that says "AUTOMATIC UPDATE." Different versions can cause issues...