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"Todd" <nobody@nowhere.net> wrote...

>> (This is a repost of a question from the 2003 newsgroup.  I didn't get
>> any answers there; thought I might have better luck here.)
>>
>> I was at my parents' house and decided to spectate an onslaught game,
>> but when I brought up the browser, there wasn't a single server listed
>> under any game type.  The browser acted like it had actually talked to
>> the master server.
>>
>> They're using dsl with at&t, and there's a wireless router between the
>> computer and the modem.  And the system has Bitdefender firewall
>> running, but I don't think it was blocking the game.
>>
>> Did Epic or Atari or whoever take down all the official 2004 servers
>> after the release of 3, or is the problem something I'm overlooking?
>> And if there aren't any official servers, how do I find unofficial
>> servers?  Somebody must still like this game.  Onslaught is fun to
>> watch, and Bombing Run is a nice change of pace from CTF.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.  (Remembered this time.)

"goPostal" <agutgopostal@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Might be a little late now, but IIRC there was trouble with the master 
>server for several days. Perhaps that was your problem? 

Yeah, I see on my computer at my apartment, that 2k4 is still being
played.  And I see how it responds when there's a firewall problem.  I
couldn't get a refresh, for some reason though.  Could have been this
crappy firewall, though.  I'm still pissed that ZoneAlarm got bought
up and is only a commercial product now.  Although, it didn't work
with my parents' dsl for some reason.

Anyway, thanks for answering.