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MackTheHunter:
I recently installed a Bellâ„¢ Canada Turbo Hub for my grandfather (he lives in a rural area where standard wired broadband isn't available), the way it works is that it's basically a big cell phone with internet usage only. It just connects to the computer and sends a longrange Wifi signal to a nearby cellphone tower and uses that to get internet.

Out of complete curiosity, would it be possible to play a multiplayer game of Blockland with Mobile Broadband? Not that my grandpops is a hardcore gaming junkie, I was just curious as to if it would be possible or not, and how speeds would be with the Turbo Hub.
kompressor:
Try it and tell us how it works.
Otis Da HousKat:

--- Quote from: MackTheHunter on November 29, 2010, 10:43:36 PM ---It just connects to the computer and sends a longrange Wifi signal to a nearby cellphone tower and uses that to get internet.
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It's not really a WiFi signal. :c
MackTheHunter:

--- Quote from: kompressor on November 29, 2010, 11:31:54 PM ---Try it and tell us how it works.

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Here's the problem: it costs my grandfather $35 for 5 GB of download/upload or whatever.

So trying to download and play Blockland on multiplayer with that thing will cost him about $100...
Camooninja:

--- Quote from: MackTheHunter on November 30, 2010, 12:50:43 AM ---Here's the problem: it costs my grandfather $35 for 5 GB of download/upload or whatever.

So trying to download and play Blockland on multiplayer with that thing will cost him about $100...

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This is why Bell sucks. Im not judging, Im just hating on Bell.
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