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I like doing structured play with my friends. That way if anyone ever interrupts our game, they don't stand a chance. The 4:20 guys are alright, one time they all gathered on top of this building and the rest of us tried to wipe them all out. It was good fun on both sides.

Try installing MTA 0.3. I've heard from some people that they experienced the radar bug after updating to 0.3rc2, but never experienced it in 0.3. Whatever works for you, I guess.

Another option would be to make a page similar to that of the adminmod scripts page (http://www.adminmod.org/index.php?go=ascript/plugin)

It's Half-Life, not Counter-Strike. Interesting ideas, both of them. I myself am a Half-Life immigrant and I think the map system could be made to work as well.

Go to My Documents/GTA Vice City User Files/ and delete gta_vc.set.

What he means is that your server may be behind a firewall. You might want to forward the proper ports.

Is your MTA client set to the right version? If you have installed the Vice City 1.1 patch, you should set the client to 1.1.

No, the admin was testing a script that kicks players with only one character in their names.

This one needs to be locked

The problem is you would be banning anyone using the same isp he uses as well.

Why would you want to ban an entire subnet?

I know, mta players don't trust each other because there is so much cheating.

Waste of time. Besides, plenty of voice chat clients already available.

Yeah, like someone is going to come out and say it.

I think that is due to ASE storing a default player name for all of the games. You can change it by going to File->User Profile.

What exactly is the error, and when does it happen?

Try hitting "Reset Game Path" and selecting your exe. Don't go for any of the exes posted above yet.

I'm having the same problem.

He was referring to a mod called GTA World Online, an attempt to link Liberty City and Vice.

The only problems this would pose is an admin setting up the server to be too one-sided.

Well, Killing, there already is an motd.txt in the server directory. I don't know how useful an motdfile directive would be. Changing the motd file to a different one is simply be a matter of renaming.

There is just one problem with that, Splooge. The rules. By using cheats you are in direct violation of the end-user license agreement that many don't bother to read. Violating any EULA is against the law. I'll leave it at that.

Why don't you try this, Wheelman: 1. Go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc 2. Open the file "hosts" in notepad 3. Add a new line like so: 127.0.0.1 forum.mtavc.com 4. Save sixo: Perhaps you haven't set the correct game version (1.0 or 1.1).

lol. I love it when Blokker gets proven wrong. It is so funny to see his reaction. pwn :D FreeBSD has had linux compatibility stuff in portage for a long time. I used to run old FreeBSD 4.6-Release, and during the installation process it asked me if I wanted to install linux compatibility. Maybe next time you should try something yourself before you tell other people it can't be done.

Maybe you shouldn't be so hasty to lock threads next time :D