How to set port forwarding for conflict global storm pc.

At the main menu enter L1, R1, L1, R1, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, CIRCLE. This should work.

Have you tried to insert another e-mail account?

How to open ports varies from router to router so visit http://portforward.com/ and follow the instructions on that site for you make and model of router.

UDP ports 4658, 6500
TCP port 4658
are the ports to be opened.

If you continue to have problems connecting to servers or creating them, try bypassing your router or firewall by connecting your PC directly to your broadband connection.

You need to have GameSpy account to play multiplayer internet
If your old GameSpy account refuces to login, just stop fighting with it and make a new one because this game has issues with too old GameSpy accounts.
If you get error message about friends list when you try to log in GameSpy account, you need to remove some friends from your GameSpy account friends list or just create new GameSpy account with no-one on friends list.
To host and join multiplayer you have make sure you have public IP, because this game requires a lot of open ports (see manual page 17).

Do not reinstall anything and there is nothing wrong with your hardware! Here is my solution tested successfully in Conflict Global Storm with atleast 4 different computers with Nvidia display adapter:

If you have Nvidia card, you may see rainbow colors over multiple objects and you need to switch the following settings off:
VIDEO->ADVANCED SETTINGS->PIXEL PER LIGHTING OFF.
VIDEO->ADVANCED SETTINGS->VOLUMETRIC SHADOWS OFF
VIDEO->ADVANCED SETTINGS->FULL SCREEN POST PROCESSING OFF.

There can be particular issues related
to playing through a router or firewall,
including sharing your internet
connection via another PC. In order to
join or host a Conflict: Global Storm
game from behind a firewall you must
open the following ports (inbound and
outbound):

UDP ports 4658, 6500, 10010,
13139, 27900

TCP ports 4658, 6667, 28910,
29900, 29901, 29920

To host a game from behind a router
with NAT (Network Address
Translation), or a firewall, you will
need to enable ‘port forwarding’ on
the following ports to route data to the
IP address of your PC;

UDP ports 4658, 6500

TCP port 4658

If you continue to have problems
connecting to servers or creating
them, try bypassing your router or
firewall by connecting your PC directly
to your broadband connection.

If possible make sure you or your friends are not behind NAT or firewall. It is much easier to connect if you have all public IPs and not something starting with 192.168...

Do not use ALT+TAB and do not enter Windows when multiplayer is running. It will kill the connection to GameSpy servers that are needed even when you are creating server to your own computer.

Sometimes in the lobby the server just dies quietly and you need to the restart the whole game. You will notice this when players just stop coming to your server. This usually happens because you switched to Windows even for one second and sometimes it just happens without any reason.

There can be particular issues related
to playing through a router or firewall,
including sharing your internet
connection via another PC. In order to
join or host a Conflict: Global Storm
game from behind a firewall you must
open the following ports (inbound and
outbound):

UDP ports 4658, 6500, 10010,
13139, 27900

TCP ports 4658, 6667, 28910,
29900, 29901, 29920

To host a game from behind a router
with NAT (Network Address
Translation), or a firewall, you will
need to enable ‘port forwarding’ on
the following ports to route data to the
IP address of your PC;

UDP ports 4658, 6500

TCP port 4658

If you continue to have problems
connecting to servers or creating
them, try bypassing your router or
firewall by connecting your PC directly
to your broadband connection.

If possible make sure you or your friends are not behind NAT or firewall. It is much easier to connect if you have all public IPs and not something starting with 192.168...

Do not use ALT+TAB and do not enter Windows when multiplayer is running. It will kill the connection to GameSpy servers that are needed even when you are creating server to your own computer.

Sometimes in the lobby the server just dies quietly and you need to the restart the whole game. You will notice this when players just stop coming to your server. This usually happens because you switched to Windows even for one second and sometimes it just happens without any reason.

There aren't any cheat "codes" to play in multiplayer. A trainer is a computer program that will allow you to cheat in multiplayer. You can find one easily by searching for"Global Storm" Trainer, but many trainers have nasty spyware built in, and there is no real way to tell which ones are safe.

first disable your internet connection.Then open`conflict global storm.Then go in gamespy id login.Dont login ur id.Then minimize your game and enable your internet connection.Then login your id.

There can be particular issues related
to playing through a router or firewall,
including sharing your internet
connection via another PC. In order to
join or host a Conflict: Global Storm
game from behind a firewall you must
open the following ports (inbound and
outbound):

UDP ports 4658, 6500, 10010,
13139, 27900

TCP ports 4658, 6667, 28910,
29900, 29901, 29920

To host a game from behind a router
with NAT (Network Address
Translation), or a firewall, you will
need to enable ‘port forwarding’ on
the following ports to route data to the
IP address of your PC;

UDP ports 4658, 6500

TCP port 4658

If you continue to have problems
connecting to servers or creating
them, try bypassing your router or
firewall by connecting your PC directly
to your broadband connection.

Do not use ALT+TAB and do not enter Windows when multiplayer is running. It will kill the connection to GameSpy servers which are needed for connecting to any internet server.