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#CNC RED ALERT 3 CD KEY SOFTWARE#
#CNC RED ALERT 3 CD KEY PC#

That would explain why the joining player (workstation 2) does not have the option to select the "ready box" and has the ability to make "host only" changes to the server/LAN lobby. I believe the game "thinks" that the two players from the same computer are both the host of the "LAN server".

players as the host (player 1) can do however any such changes by player 2 (the joining player) only last for less than half a second before reverting back to the original set value. Also "player 2" has the option to add/remove the A.I. unless all the human players click that "ready box". Therefore "player 1" (the host) can't start the match. The two "workstations" are now able to join to each other(LAN lobby) by LAN server however the joining player( "player 2") can not click the "ready box" because it is "gray" not "selectible". So I got a second copy of Red Alert 3 from ebay and installed it to a separate location on the hard drive. I have been testing several games with red alert 3 LAN, I get a "same CD key error", which I understand the cause of that.

#CNC RED ALERT 3 CD KEY PC#

I have my desktop PC setup for two players. So two or more people can play from one computer.

#CNC RED ALERT 3 CD KEY SOFTWARE#

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