You can buy the factories that get the raw materials (and even sometimes the raw materials themselves), the refinement steps if there are any, and even the media that pushes your product upon the unsuspecting populace.Īnd Captalism II doesn't stop there. You can control every aspect of your product-what is called vertical integration-from its raw base to the completed product. But that's just the tip of the iceberg in Capitalism II. From there, you can grow your product line and expand your chain so that you rake in even more profits. Sure, in the tutorial scenario you start off with a convenience store and a single product. Instead of doing a particular part of business, this game does it all, and it does it well. While it's got one heck of a learning curve for newcomers-even with the detailed tutorial-and the interface is still somewhat clunkier than it should be, there's a lot of fun to be had with Capitalism II, especially for those people who are into business simulations.

I've just checked it once more (just for you) to be sure. :) In case of any other questions please contact our tech-support. when the game loads on both machines the game starts. And now you should be in the screen where you should enter company details.Īfter entering the details both players should hit the 'Ready' button and than the host should hit the 'Start' button.

enter the IP address of the host machine. Now on the client machine you should run the game, choose multi-player game, choose TCP/IP connection. On the screen where you should enter your company details you should have a black panel (upper left corner of the screen) showing all players. Host: windows Vista 32 and 64 (two tests on two machines)įirst of all you should check that Capitalism 2 isn't being blocked by a firewall, Windows Defender, anti-virus or any other blocking software on both computers. Caledorn: And this is while using Windows Vista as the OS on the host computer?

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