• ArmoredCavalryOP
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      272 years ago

      Ah yeah, I forgot about Hamachi! It was great for games that only supported LAN multiplayer.

      • candyman337
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        152 years ago

        I used hamachi because no one aside from me in my group of friends knew how to port forward, but it didn’t work on my network and it took me 4 years to figure out it was because at&t has it’s own network on it’s dialup modems by default.

        They still do that to this day with their fiber modem/routers! I hate it! And even if you do passthrough to have your own up for only your router, your ping is still never below 23ms because there’s two stop points in the chain, that and at&t’s dns resolution is ass.

        Damn internet oligopolies.

        • ferret
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          32 years ago

          The nice thing about awful isp dns is it is trivial to make your router just serve cloudflare’s instead (1.1.1.1)

          • candyman337
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            12 years ago

            I think I’d have to change it in their modem but I’m not 100% sure, I remember having troubles the last time I tried this

            • @RogueBanana@lemmy.zip
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              12 years ago

              That is if u want it for the whole network but u can set dns in ur devices as well. It’s usually under ipv4 section for pc and connections on Android.

      • @Macaroni_ninja@lemmy.world
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        2 years ago

        Terraria before proper multiplayer support was our prime Hamachi game. We had like 7-8 people from an internet forum playing on and off through our hamachi virtual network.

        Awesome times!

        • @3ntranced@lemmy.world
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          22 years ago

          I still have my old terraria group instances saved with the eloquent passwords such as “butthole” and “42069” for ease of reference.