Career mode (special save disc; working training mode), switchable
New Peer-2-Peer Client integrated, switchable (incl. video recorder/-player)
New Save Disk Updater integrated, makes updates fast and easy to use custom teams and tactics in online matches.
Built-in program updater, check version & download eventual updates on button click.
Process killer integrated, no more errors caused by double instances. If Winuae freezes just restart the application.
Little modifications to the config of WinUAEXP, eg. a better sound plus the working training mode.
New easy setup, incl. a complete uninstaller.
To make sure it works perfect you should delete your old versions of Amiga SWOS before installing the new version. All shortcuts and start menu as well es program folders. They will be installed completely new. The old save disc updater is useless now due to a new URL (http://update.swos.info/save.adf)!
What is P2P?
It's a direct connection between two PCs, without using a server. One player is the host, the other one client. Advantage: Less delay and better pings. [Click here for tutorial...]
How does that work?
First of all switch to "P2P client" in the startup menu. Then click on "Play Amiga SWOS". Then you'll see the good old Winuae window. Launch kaillera as usual. Then click on "Change mode" and switch to "1. P2P". If you're the host then mark "SWOS @ SensibleSoccer.de v1.02" and click the button. Your opponent connects to your IP which you should give him before. You can ask for your own IP with the button "whatsmyip". The client uses "Connect" instead of "host". There he just enters the IP from his opponent. After both players have ticked "click here when ready" the game will start.
Attention:
To use the P2P-client you have to forward the port 27886! Inside the router's menu as well as in your windows firewall, in case it doesn't work.
The Donatus Cup has been played in the little Eifel-village Frohnrath for the first time. 17 SWOS-Fans participated in this fantastic event. AndYpsilon won the title after 5-1 and 0-2 in the final matches against Paider. In the match for the third place three matches have been necessary to find a winner. After a 2-1-victory and a 0-1-defeat versus Schulle, Wänä81 was able to win the replay 3-1 and thus came in third.
The number of guest players was notable: In addition to three dutch players and the Salzgitter/ Hannover-connection the Rhein Main Kick Offer ThorN and FrankF (as reigning German Kick-Off champion!) played their very first SWOS-tournament.
Last weekend 6 Offlinemaniacs played 3 cups in Salzgitter.
The Amiga-tournament and the Challenge-cup goes the 2nd time to ElMichaJ. Bomb lost in the final 1-4. The match for place 3 won Wänä with 2-1 vs. Schulle.
The PC-tournament won Bomb with 5-1 vs. Schulle and the match for place 3 won ElMichaJ after extra-time vs. Wänä 2-1.
Subsequent to the main-event a Classic Sensi tournament was played. Schulle was filled with enthusiasm.
ElMichaJ won the tournament, Schulle on 2nd and Bomb on 3rd place!
There was a new Berlin Locals Round in Berlin at ElMichaJs place at the 25th of March. Five players fought for three nice little Cups. After five hours of playing Wänä could decide to final for his victory. Schulle was in 2nd place and Bomb was 3rd. It was a funny event and Offline Rulez !
On saturday the 13th of march, Klaris hosted his first AMIGA SWOS tournament in his new home in Randers.
The tournament was played on an overall high level, with some surprises in both group and KO stage. But at the end of the day it was Lindholm, with an impressive performance and no defeats, who could lift the trohy for the first place. Runner up was djowGer, and 3rd place was the 5th seeded player MadsHilde with a great run in the desicive games of the KO.
There is a survey about the Top 100 Amiga Games of all time. I think we should give SWOS 96/97 a win in this competition by voting for it!
You will be asked during the survey to select your personal Top 10 Amiga games from a list of over 300 games (SWOS 96/97 is in that list). Each person's Top 10 will then be combined to decide the final Top 100 games list, which will be published once the survey is concluded.
"Due to the total number of games released for the Amiga over the years, we decided it would not be possible to include them all. Instead, using a selection process, we picked the most popular and best games released for the Amiga to offer a choice of 300 games for you to pick from. We hope all of your favourites are included, and apologise if we have missed any out."
Notes:
You have to register to take part in this survey, and will be emailed a unique access url to take part once you have. Your registration details will not be used for anything other than this survey, as the registration is only to ensure that each person taking part only submits their game choices once.
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