or blocking SSDP ( Simple Service Discovery Protocol) this is not usually the case but it can happen and I can't describe how to fix this as it depends on your router/operating systemģ.
Your Local or router firewall is blocking the UDP broadcast. If you NEED more than one then you can google how to make one have higher priority as that depends on the operating system you are running.Ģ. UDP broadcasts like to go out on a single Interface and one that has highest priority, easiest way to fix this is to disable all other network interfaces that you are not currently using and restart the game. basically the things you use to connect to the internet/LAN) is sending the broadcast/the game is listening for broadcasts on the wrong adapter.
Your Network Interface (Wifi adapter, Ethernet Adapter. This game uses a UDP broadcast to send info about the server and so other computers on your local network can "see" the server.ġ. Just a warning: This may be a bit technical but hopefully it can help some people down the road continue to play this amazing game.įirst off I don't think that the problem that you are having is related to running the game on a MAC, it sounds like it is a problem with a setting on your router. I was running into this issue and found a way to make it work. I figured I should post here as this was the first hit result when I googled this issue. If it involves some work to fix this problem, like a patch, I'd be happy to pay for it - it means that much to me! Thanks -) I would be really grateful if someone could help me fix this - Flatout 2 is the absolute best, awesome car game I've ever played and with multiplayer it would be incredible! So I click Select, and the little satellite dish icon sends out waves, but after a few seconds, an error message pops up " This game session is no longer available."Īfter pressing Esc, the game from the first Mac definitely still shows there, and even if I "Refresh", it's still there. On the second Mac, I go into Multiplayer -> LAN -> Join Game, and the game from the first Mac correctly shows up:
On the first Mac, I create a LAN game (just single default race) - all seems fine, the "Start Race" is disabled, which I assume stays disabled until another player has joined. I have 2 Macs, no firewall, they can see each other on the LAN and both of them have Flatout 2 installed (got it from the App Store last week).
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