What about the non-licensed servers that already exist?
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Regarding playing over a local network – is it true that IPs like 192.168.11.xx and 192.168.5.xx (where 5 can be any number other than 11) can't see each other? Meaning, is the game only possible between IPs like 192.168.3.xx and 192.168.3.xx, or 192.168.4.xx and 192.168.4.xx?
I would play, but could you explain to a newbie how to play online? I tried to log in to Ubi.com, and it asks for some kind of online key, but I don't have one. Please advise.
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I would play, but could you explain to a newbie how to play online? I tried to log in to Ubi.com, and it asks for some kind of online key, but I don't have one. Please advise.
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The key for online play is on the box under the disc. It's a licensed disc.
But I downloaded it from the internet(((( But it seems to be a licensed copy:( Maybe someone can give me the code?:confused:
If you play over a local network, you just enter your address, then play. But to play over the internet, you need the official version.
I downloaded it from the internet ((( But it seems like a licensed version. Maybe someone can give me a code?
Where did you find that? There aren't any games that use direct IP addresses.
It's unlikely anyone will give you their key; people buy licenses to play online. If they give you their key, they won't be able to play. Why would they do that? So, go to the store.
Well, in Latvia, Heroes 5 won't be available for at least another month... :( And what about universal keys?:eek:
Play using Hamachi; it will set up your network, and you can peacefully enjoy playing Heroes!
What do you mean by "using Hamachi"? Could you elaborate on that part:rolleyes: