Time Limit (Minutes): Enter a time limit for the game.Frags/Points to win: Enter the ammount of frags or points to win.Soort spel: Select a frag, points or tag game.Each map has five versions: one for each number of players. Level: Select which map you want to play.Long sentences will fall of the screen, but you read them by selecting text and scrolling to the right. Send: Type a message in the text box and send it with 'Send' or enter.Game Speed: If your games are to fast or to slow, you can compensate it with this setting.You can only start the game if the number of players is the same as required for the selected map. Reject: Select on a player and clcik on 'Reject' to kick him out of your game.A ping of <100 is generally accepted as good. The lower the ping, the smoother the game. Ping: Behind the players their ping is shown.

Player Name: All players who enter your game are shown here.The window will change into a window with several settings: Click on 'Create' to create a multiplayer game. You can enter your (nick)name at the upper right corner. A new window called 'Network GTA2' will pop up. To host a game, you have to go to the Network Manager by clicking the button 'Start network game'. With 'show player names' you can toggle in-game names on and off. Every player fills in the IP address of the host here. Beneath this setting, you'll find a box tagged 'Protocol Connection'. For most games, this is set to 'Internet TCP/IP connection for Directplay'. You'll find four possible connection protocols. Start the GTA2 Manager and go to the tab 'Network'. Usually, the player with the best connection is the host. The host of the game (the player who creates the game) has to set up the game and decide what the type of game, map, limits, etc. It may also be necessary to turn of firewalls. If you want to play on the Internet, all players have to forward port 47624 TCP/UDP and the port range 2300 - 2400 TCP/UDP. GTA2 can be played on a network or on the Internet. There are six multiplayer maps: The three districts and three additional multiplayer maps. The player who has been the target for the longest time wins the game. If the target commits suicide, a new target will randomly picked. The player who manages to kill the target becomes the new target. The target cannot use weapons or pick-ups and his car will slowly lose hit points. His goal is to stay alive as long as possible, while all other players try to kill him. At the start of the game, the host is 'it', which means he is designated as the target. Tag game is a different form of game play. Another difference between a points and a frag game is that points cannot be lost.

Killing opponents will give you lot of points (see above), but other things like the Elvis has left the building!-bonus are also very rewarding. The player who has the most points when the time runs out, or the player who reaches the points limit first, wins the game. Each time you commit suicde (by being killed by the cops, for example), you will lose a frag.Ī points game is almost identical to a frag game, but the winner is decided by points rather than frags. The player with the most 'frags' when the time runs out, or the player who reaches the frag limit first, wins the game. The goal is to simply kill the most opponents. In each mode earning points is the same, but what makes you win the game differs.

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