Civ 5 Multiplayer version mismatch Mac-pc
I recently re-installed Civ 5 to play with my friends. We use to play over local network across both Mac and PC.
However this time when we tried I got a version mismatch. In the menu we all have the same version 1.0.3.279. I have a build number in between parentheses, but they don't (one other Mac user has one, he is able to connect to the PC players, I cannot).
None of us have any updates available. We have verified game files using steam but it hasn't helped. We all have all mods enabled.
How can I fix this?
Best Answer
There is an unfortunate reason for this, which can be found if you dig deeply enough, and it is that the Mac side of Civilization 5 recently had to undergo a substantial update (giving it a different version), and the corresponding update for the Windows side simply has not come out yet. This means cross-platform play is out of the question.
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