Serverlister

[calani]

Originally Posted by ApothiX

The most common type of account sharing is between people who are friends in real life. Having this kind of a hole in the checking scheme would allow people who live close by eachother to still share accounts.

hence my idea.

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

Originally Posted by ApothiX

The most common type of account sharing is between people who are friends in real life. Having this kind of a hole in the checking scheme would allow people who live close by eachother to still share accounts.

Last 3 digits isn't that big of a hole.

[ForgottenLegacy]

Uh... there are people who use like 4 computers, and have Graal installed on each of those computers... and their account as well.

Such as, one computer at home, one at a second house, one at school, and one at a friend's house, when you're the only one ever on that account--it isn't shared.

Say one of your computers/isp's goes haywire and your account gets ghosted. So you sign onto a different computer on your account, and this serverlister thing yells at you... wouldn't that be bad?

Just pointing out what I think would be a possible flaw.

[Admins]

Well the automatic ban would probably only be done if the two users of the account are kicking each other in a short time (login detected from ip1, then ip2, then ip1 again)

[ReBorn_Spirit]

Doesnt it say in the rules somewheres about no sharing accounts?

[ApothiX]

Originally Posted by ReBorn_Spirit

Doesnt it say in the rules somewheres about no sharing accounts?

Why do you think this feature was implemented? <_<