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Thanks for the reply! I'm using the Marble blast ultra pc port (from old marble vortex), and I'm not trying to use any of the online features. I was just wondering if it's possible to play multiplayer over a LAN (not-online) network.
I know it's possible, and I did watch tomysshadow's video about it, but I don't think any of my networks support port-forwarding. Kind of stuck at the moment
I don't think LAN would require port forwarding since it's entirely on your network. Port forwarding is for allowing people outside of your network to join you.
MBU on LAN (port forwarding not supported)
