games-pc tom clancy s-rainbow six Manual Do Utilizador

Once you have joined a game, you can use the chat interface to
select opposing teams for an adversarial mission or coordinate
your assault plan for a cooperative mission.

Mplayer.com is the #1 multiplayer game service on the Internet.
Playing Rainbow Six on mplayer.com means that a player in a
remote location can challenge other players in remote locations,
and they’ll play in real time—like they’re all sitting in the same
room. Mplayer.com offers hundreds of innovative features, includ-
ing real-time voice—chat that lets you verbally taunt your oppo-
nents and praise your teammates. When you sign up for
mplayer.com you’re joining a friendly online community where 
you can participate in regular tournaments, contests, and special
events.

Mplayer.com is FREE—there are no charges or monthly fees to
play Rainbow Six on mplayer.com. 

Installing mplayer.com is simple. Just follow these easy steps and
you’re on your way to the excitement of online multiplayer gaming!

1. There are several ways to install mplayer.com from 

Rainbow Six:

From the game CD-ROM Autorun Menu:

—select the option to Play on mplayer.com 

From the Windows 95 Start Menu: 

—select this game and the option to Play on mplayer.com 

When all of the players have joined and the host is satisfied 
with all of the game settings, click Start Mission to launch the
Action Phase.

This option is for advanced users only. You must know the IP
address of the remote server that you wish to play on. If you do,
select manual join then type in the IP address. When you hit
return, you will be connected to the server. Input your player
options (as discussed under the player options subhead of the
Create Game heading above) and start chatting with other players
on the server while you wait for the game to begin.

If you select Server Info, you will be shown a summary screen 
for the highlighted server that shows you the parameters of the
game being offered and also what players are currently connected
to the server.