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Phaselise

has Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction

25 Sep, 2024 @ 10:34am

SPLINTER CELL CONVICTION CO OP

Hello guys, i realized that ubisoft shutted down the servers for conviction co op, but i also saw some videos on youtube that you can make a portal and will be able to play co op with lan connection, i really don't know how to do that but i really wanna play that f***n game so if there is anyone who wanna play co op with me and know how to create a portal to play, just add me

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Vonsrecker has Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction

26 Sep, 2024 @ 3:15am

Even if you select "LOCAL PLAY" in multiplayer, it still requires the Ubisoft server. You can't play LAN, real LAN of simulated by a portal.

King of Games 3 Oct, 2024 @ 1:18am

Originally posted by Vonsrecker:
Even if you select "LOCAL PLAY" in multiplayer, it still requires the Ubisoft server. You can't play LAN, real LAN of simulated by a portal.

that sucks, i was thinking about buying this game. R6 Vegas 2 lets you play on LAN despite having no online multiplayer anymore

RangerXT

14 Oct, 2024 @ 5:26pm

Originally posted by Vonsrecker:
Even if you select "LOCAL PLAY" in multiplayer, it still requires the Ubisoft server. You can't play LAN, real LAN of simulated by a portal.

you still can, it just involves using a work around and is quite complicated.

Vonsrecker has Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction

15 Oct, 2024 @ 3:55am

Originally posted by RangerXT:
Originally posted by Vonsrecker:
Even if you select "LOCAL PLAY" in multiplayer, it still requires the Ubisoft server. You can't play LAN, real LAN of simulated by a portal.

you still can, it just involves using a work around and is quite complicated.

You can time travel, it just involves using a work around and is quite complicated.