Starcraft UDP

[Archangel]

Difference between UDP and TCP is that UDP provides connectionless service, is a host-to-host protocol that is used over packet-switched computer communications networks, and that allows an application program on one computer to send a datagram to an application program on another computer.

Well, asking about Starcraft UDP, anyone know the packet sequence for joining a game? and the packets documentation?

Good job on rewording it from http://www.bandwidthmarket.com/resources/glossary/U2.html.  And to answer your first question, yes.  Second question: the question makes no sense

1st of all, it was http://www.atis.org/tg2k/_user_datagram_protocol.html
2nd, people learn by searching.
nerd.

[UserLoser.]

Difference between UDP and TCP is that UDP provides connectionless service, is a host-to-host protocol that is used over packet-switched computer communications networks, and that allows an application program on one computer to send a datagram to an application program on another computer.

Well, asking about Starcraft UDP, anyone know the packet sequence for joining a game? and the packets documentation?

Good job on rewording it from http://www.bandwidthmarket.com/resources/glossary/U2.html.  And to answer your first question, yes.  Second question: the question makes no sense

1st of all, it was http://www.atis.org/tg2k/_user_datagram_protocol.html
2nd, people learn by searching.
nerd.

Hey jungle dweller, nobody cares about you or ugly spain.  Spain lost it's power a long time ago, gj, your ancestors suck & so does your country.   Quit begging me to become friends with you, it won't happen.  Good luck on getting help from others here, since not many of them know how to join UDP games.

Search the dictionary, maybe you'll learn english.

Good job @ making your info public

[Archangel]

Difference between UDP and TCP is that UDP provides connectionless service, is a host-to-host protocol that is used over packet-switched computer communications networks, and that allows an application program on one computer to send a datagram to an application program on another computer.

Well, asking about Starcraft UDP, anyone know the packet sequence for joining a game? and the packets documentation?

Good job on rewording it from http://www.bandwidthmarket.com/resources/glossary/U2.html.  And to answer your first question, yes.  Second question: the question makes no sense

1st of all, it was http://www.atis.org/tg2k/_user_datagram_protocol.html
2nd, people learn by searching.
nerd.

Hey jungle dweller, nobody cares about you or ugly spain.  Spain lost it's power a long time ago, gj, your ancestors suck & so does your country.   Quit begging me to become friends with you, it won't happen.  Good luck on getting help from others here, since not many of them know how to join UDP games.

Search the dictionary, maybe you'll learn english.

Good job @ making your info public

Hey, guy without life:
1st of all, trust me i dont want to become your friend, no one would, you are a fucking computer nerd and a pathetic crybaby.
2nd "ugly spain"?, well, if u knew some history u would find out why spain is important.
But no, you are just a computer rat.
3rd Yah Good job @ making your info public, wrong, not my info.
You can't even do a good job like a nerd, i will suggest you to suicide, or find some "real" friends. untill then, plz dont talk to me.

P.S. im getting helped already.

Actually, calling you a nerd is to much for ya:
nerd n. 1. [mainstream slang] Pejorative applied to anyone with an
   above-average IQ and few gifts at small talk and ordinary social
   rituals.(http://dict.die.net/nerd/)

why? above-average IQ should be lower-average IQ in your case.

[Warrior]

Please, lets not turn this into a flame fest.

[Archangel]

Warrior, im not, this kid comes and takes all personal, like if i care about him,
he hates me because:
Long time ago we made a deal, but he broke the deal and a friend (Gandalf.com),
did something to him and he got pissed enough to hate me for like 3 years now.

[Arta]

Errr... youwhatnow?

Take it elsewhere please, gentlemen.