Save Empire Earth

Ok, I know there's a million links to hosting bla bla . And I think I ve tried them all. Some time in the future, if some one wants to help me in lobby, who has patience I would appreciate it. I will buy a new modem and router if need be ...

I have tried to open ports in game, In firewall, in network, and by typing ip of default gateway in ie explorer / Firefox and logging in I as admin

So before I get a troll post... That is what I have done. I will even let some one ghost my computer to see if they can fix it.

I am tired of all the settings hosted BUT the ones I wanna play.

Please some one.

What's the name of your router?

It's a " 2wire" hg1701 gateway - model number

Port forward had problems noticing it, then to my speratic clicking it prompting me to buy a 29.05$ version of port forward lol .

moved to support. Question tho: Can you host when not going through your router but using a wire or something? Cause if u can't, helping port forward the right way will get u nowhere...

Attcually I think I don't have a router never mind ... It's a phone jack dsl line. And a wifi USB card that gets signal from it. So that's the modem; my router would be that USB stick picking up wifi off it ???

Maybe that's we're the issue lies ? I have no direct cable hooked to the tower of my CPU.

I haven't been able to host period. Haven't tried a direct connect, and when I host it says can't communicate with Sierra server others might have problem joining

dsl.............. dawg theres ur answer

My download upload rate is near that of cable. No in game lag and my ps3 runs call of duty no problem. If dsl is set up or configured were u can't host... Then I would like to be told so... But rather it be dial up or cable I don't see a " type " of Internet hindering the ABILITIY to host

Ok I am in lobby if some one would like to spend time helping me thanks ! ^

Problem fixed...

I did not know I had to forward one port at a time for a total of five ports forwarded

Tcp - 33334
Udp - 33334
Tcp 33335
Tcp 33336
Udp 33336

DRACO wrote:Problem fixed...

I did not know I had to forward one port at a time for a total of five ports forwarded

Tcp - 33334
Udp - 33334
Tcp 33335
Tcp 33336
Udp 33336

If you're online right now I can help you.

My above post os what I did to make it WORK

I am good now !!!

DRACO wrote:My above post os what I did to make it WORK

I am good now !!!

O yea, was 03:45 am when I replied, didn't fully read .

No problem, thank you for offering however!