Steam telepítése
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Fordítási probléma jelentése
This will only start the game you still have to select the server to connect to!
It should be like this
steam://connect/191.101.166.120:9075?appid=686810
This requests directly from the server for the game ID to run But if you Open Steam
I know this because if you open steam>View>Game Servers
Open the server filter and select your server from the list. Then connect
Whallah, your in YOUR server!
Steam please fix this, it has been a really long time now for this issue.
This should be the ideal solution since it utilizes steam://rungameid/<gameid> which is widely used in running Steam game shortcut. The '//' on the end is for specifying launch options/parameters: steam://rungameid/<gameid>//<launch options>
Games based on idTech and Source engines typically use only one port and still work fine with the steam://connect/ip:port URL scheme, e.g. Quake Live with port 27960.
Games based on UE3/UE4 and other engines use separate ports, e.g. 27015 as the query port and 7777 as the game port (Unreal Tournament 3, TOXIKK, ...) and no longer work with this URL scheme.
It seems like the steam client runs the initial A2S_Info query against the specified query port, but then uses the value of the returned "port" field for further queries, which contains the game port and not the query port.
Annoying that the connect url is still broken.