We are still investigating community-supported options to preserve online functionality for these titles, such as multiplayer. We know some of these games are still fan favorites, including Battlefield 2, Battlefield 1942, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and Command & Conquer games.
Online services for EA games on the GameSpy platform will be closed down at the end of June. Unfortunately, due to technical challenges and concerns about the player experience, we do not have a solution at this time. Since GameSpy’s announcement, our teams have been working to evaluate options to keep services up and running. GameSpy announced earlier this month that they would be ending all hosted services for games, which impacts the online capabilities of a number of older titles, including some from EA. I'm not sure if the crack causes connection errors or version mismatches in LAN (using Gameranger), but my guess would be that it does. I wrote this quickly in a matter of minutes in order to get the information out there. I'm a bit busy now, so I don't have time to write a detailed guide and test for the optimal possibilities. Is this true? Or was he just speculating?Īlso, when it comes to the 'crack', it's just what I use to play the game. Someone wrote to me (in generals online chat) that the creators of GenTool are working on something to keep online play working. My only intentions are to keep the game and its community alive. When I saw the news, I thought others might want to know about it, and that with programs like Gameranger they could continue playing. I now play it on Gameranger and have been doing so for a couple of years. I set it loose every few hours The way I see it is I don't want Generals to just. I've also created a quick spam-bot in 2vs2 chat room of generals online to inform everyone.
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