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Sorry its my first post but my brother and i would like to play MTW2 over LAN in the ‘multiplayer option’ but I can’t see the option to enter in his IP address, we are connected to the same router too, but I can’t understand how you use it.
Can anyone help me out please
Thanks
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You don't enter any IP, you just click host game then it should appear for the other player to join. You are referring to custom battles right? Because hotseat is another story.