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Kaliera P2P Client - NOT HE USUAL METHOD!!!

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Kaliera P2P Client - NOT HE USUAL METHOD!!!

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Has anyone looked into this for Kick off?

Instead of using servers it sets you up PC - PC Direct.
So better pings and big lag reductions.

Could be somethiung good for us to look into while the sensible guys get a 360 version :(
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I tried it with Mr. Camber one evening, it was ok but not too much better and still frustrating.
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Bounty Bob wrote:I tried it with Mr. Camber one evening, it was ok but not too much better and still frustrating.

you are biased Mark :)
any other opinion?
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Post by Bounty Bob »

I tried it with an open mind and I really did want it to be so much better. Steve was still getting pings of 40ms+ though. It was really easy to set up, so shouldn't be too difficult for anyone else to try.
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Re: Kaliera P2P Client

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GingerPete wrote:Has anyone looked into this for Kick off?

Instead of using servers it sets you up PC - PC Direct.
So better pings and big lag reductions.

Could be somethiung good for us to look into while the sensible guys get a 360 version :(


This is whats being used Pete - so no need to spend £200 on a next gen console!

Its fantastic to use whilst playing Sensible Soccer but with Kick Off there is noticable lag - however it does the job and a few months ago myself and Danne organised two seperate tournies which both went fantastic (albiet with lag problems)

But if (for instance) me and you played I dont think lag would be much of a problem because we live fairly close to each other.
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Post by GingerPete »

no i dont think you understand, this is not the usual kaliera client, i have used this and played in the tournaments, ITs another method to do it.

Normally you all agree on a server to log into and create a room etc etc, well with this new way there is no server, you just connect PC to PC.
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Post by Steve1977 »

I think you can do this with Kailerra...all you have to do is give the other user your IP (or vice versa).
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Yep, I set myself up as a server and Steve C connected to me. My ping was 0 but his was still in the 40's
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I know you can run a server yourself and give people the servier ip, so then you have a ping of 0 and they connect to your server i have done this a few times!! I understood there was now something NEW and different to this, the use of a server is not used anymore, local or hosted.

i will look into when i get time.
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Any update?
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This new technology sounds interesting, I'm eager for details!
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Post by Steve Camber »

One quick search later.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0uVZblgdcE

Looks to me like just a nice way of finding an opponent without having to browse through servers, then initiating a direct connection just like we have already experimented with.

Then again..
http://www.neoempire.com/forum/showthre ... 221&t=2230

Worth trying out I guess, maybe it minimises traffic in some way?
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Post by Bounty Bob »

I've just been looking at the kaillera forums and there seems to be an update coming soon. The guy that originally developed it passed it on to someone new a while back and they've been busy with it ever since. No word on a release date yet but apparently the big things are behind them. Maybe soon online Kick Off will be acceptable.

I can only hope.
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