Thanks; this solved my immediate problem! I can at least move the mouse pointer around and manipulate the other computer. There are other more minor issues, but now I can try to address them. Thanks again.
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I upgraded from Multiplicity 3 to 4 today, and when I connect to my secondary PC, the mouse cursor is so slow that I can't do anything. Can anyone advise on how the steps to diagnose and fix the problem? Note, I did not have this problem with version 3. Thanks
Thank you! This worked.
So, every few minutes, for some reason my camera starts to scroll in one direction (e.g., all the way to the top, or to the left, etc.). I can click back to the center of the map, but it scrolls right back to the side. I can't get it to stop scrolling and this makes the game unplayable. Has anyone else experienced this or know how to fix it? Playing on Windows 10, DX12, i7-5930K, dual 980 GTX cards (but only one is recognized by the game)
Saving and reloading did not fix the problem. And now that you mention it, I don't recall this being an issue pre-1.04. However, I also got my new PC right when 1.04 came out, so it's either something with my PC (Vista 64 bit maybe?) or something with 1.04.
There are some other threads on this subject, but I thought I'd add my experience to the mix. I generally play Sins in co-op mode with my girlfriend vs. several AI opponents. Our computers are in the same room and connected via LAN. My PC hosts the game. The problem is that after several hours of playing, the game consistently and temporarily locks up every few seconds. When it 'locks up' all the action stops (e.g., ships stop moving, etc.) but I can zoom the camera around