| Stinkek | I think I might be guessing, but it's a board game where players take turns, it's basically couch gaming (up to 4 people can play BTW) |
| Stinkek | In theory this could be played via Parsec, but I don't have DOSBox at the moment, I played in the one built into a website |
| yarnfang | I meant as in modding the game for onlnie play... Mostly said as a joke. |
| yarnfang | Would be nice though. |
| Stinkek | You mean, like, gathering up with random players who search for a game? |
| Stinkek | Also I tried playing as 2 characters, but it gets confusing keeping track of their inventories |
| yarnfang | Was more so thinking direct connection like you did with old RTS games. |
| yarnfang | Do want to try to parsec it one day though that would make timing based mini games worse for the clients. |
| Mr.Rubinshtein | every friday game night of Asterix Caesars challenge with community |
| Mr.Rubinshtein | |
| Mr.Rubinshtein | game for whole family = game for whole community |
| Stinkek | Everyone who lags despite the host's 800x600 resolution and 30 FPS is out of the question |
| Mr.Rubinshtein | lol |
| Stinkek | Although they may succeed in questions and reflection minigames |
| Stinkek | I tried changing Parsec's settings via the text file to HOPEFULLY make it more friendly with poor connections, but I can't test it on my own (the resolution and framerate here are lower than the lowest options offered by Parsec) |
| Stinkek | Got DOSBox and the DOS version of Caesar's Challenge. Getting it to work was easier than I expected |
| yarnfang | Nice! |
| Stinkek | I had to emulate a disk image and direct the emulator to it so it's like I play with a physical disk except not really (this is the case for some 90's to early 2000's Windows games I have) |
| yarnfang | I remember having to do that with some old games as well. |
| Mr.Rubinshtein | thats the case with all asterix games from retro age |