visionz813
Starter
Guys,
Everyone is probably aware, but for those of you who are not I have some advice. Each network has whats called a "NAT type". NAT types behind firewalls and other security enabled networks will be "strict", those with port forwarding or less features may be "open". If you have a strict NAT you may experience trouble connecting to opponents. To test your NAT type go to the network settings, run the multiplayer connection test....when the results appear pres lt+rt++lb+rb all together.
Everyone is probably aware, but for those of you who are not I have some advice. Each network has whats called a "NAT type". NAT types behind firewalls and other security enabled networks will be "strict", those with port forwarding or less features may be "open". If you have a strict NAT you may experience trouble connecting to opponents. To test your NAT type go to the network settings, run the multiplayer connection test....when the results appear pres lt+rt++lb+rb all together.