To run a dedicated Daikatana demo server and have it show up in the in-game browser (Powered by GameSpy!) you need to run with "-dedicated" and "+set public 1"
For example, use the following command line to start a 16 player server on e3dm2:
daikatana.exe -dedicated +set public 1 +set hostname "www.planetdaikatana.com!" +set maxclients 16 +map e3dm2
* Fixed crash in EAX sound code when playing old sounds
* Fixed crash in DM when getting killed by standing over a flaming body
* Fixed crash in DM for Arsenal caused by weapon switching / inventory bug
* Fixed a bug in detection of remote IP address for systems with multiple IPs
* Re-organized CD copy protection
* Fixed problem where people had difficulty connecting to servers
* Fixed an issue with spectator mode
* Added a "-nostart" command line option, so that dedicated servers won't automatically start dedicated.cfg
* Fixed irqctf1 where players could get in bad spots
* EAX performance optimizations
* Server Browers updates info when bringing up the status of a particular server
* Clients connecting to dedicated servers no longer need a CD
Note: This patch should be considered BETA software and has not been fully tested. You should re-install the game if you need to return to V1.03.
Also included in this version is a DLL from Creative Labs. This emulates EAX2.0 on any card that supports EAX1.0. This would include SB PCI cards, Vortex2 cards, and older Sensura based cards. To install this feature, run the batch file in the SoF directory called "installeax.bat"
Blue: So does this mean gamers should actually expect to be able to buy UT for the PS2?
Mark: Most definitely. The game will be on display in its early stages at E3 in the Infogrames booth, and we intend to be in stores right around the time the PS2 is released.
Blue: Really! Here's the inevitable next question then: What about keyboard and mouse support?
Mark: The PS2 has USB support and there are plenty of USB mice and keyboards out there, so we intend to do our best to support those as well as any other USB peripherals we can, like joysticks and gamepads.
Blue: What about modem/Internet support?
Mark: We'd love to do that but it is not yet clear if there will actually be a standardized supported way to do so. Either way, for sure down the road, when Sony gets its broadband solution in place, we'll be there. In the meantime we will definitely support networking multiple PS2s using firewire, and we may be able to show that off at E3.
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