I wanna know why I'm being kicked off

[pscreator1]

I keep getting kicked off for no reason and I want to know why

it keeps saying that the server admin licks me off for a very good reason. thats !&@#$^*!

It apperas that iceman had the same thing happen.

[Tank Program]

yeah... i never figured out a good way to change this message from the ingame admin, so that's the default on my server. just think back to whom might have taken offence of you recently and there's your most likely kicker. right off the top of my head the folowing ppl have in game admin:
norm
2sweet
me

there are like 2 or 3 more but i can't remember right now cause i dun play often enuf

[pscreator1]

norm was with us in there. he must have done it. 2 sweet was not there

[pscreator1]

norms not there now and it stopped happening.

[Tank Program]

well then, you either were ticking him off or were camping to some extent which he found unacceptable... all i can say

[Norm_2nd]

Hi

>it keeps saying that the server admin licks me off for a very good reason. thats !&@#$^*!

Yes, a very good reason, i kick for extensive camping or lagging. Exactly my job there.

>It apperas that iceman had the same thing happen

I never kicked iceman and he knows that. I only kick annoying and disturbing idiots out of the game. That's what i'm payed for

You are invited to play on Classic, but behave, dont camp and watch your ping. If you feel you must download lots of porn while playing - you're kicked out. Period. No exception from the rules. Thats what any other admin would do with me.

Norm

@Tank:

Sorry, i lost my original forum password, so i joined with a different name.

[Tank Program]

ok, get me on irc and i can reset your old pass

[iceman]

it wasnt norm that was kicking me, it wasnt even that server

just some lamers in titnass server that supports vote kicking kept booting me before i had a chance to play a single round

[pscreator1]

I dont use the double Bind for camping. I use it to gain speed using the least amount of turn thanks to wall grinding.

as for the lag, would me going through a windows 2000 small buisness server have anything to do with it? cause if it does I dont have any control over what my mom sets up.

[Lucifer]

as for the lag, would me going through a windows 2000 small buisness server have anything to do with it? cause if it does I dont have any control over what my mom sets up.

I'm sure if you ask Your_mom real nicely, he'll give you a more direct connection to the internet so you can play your games.

[Tank Program]

as for the lag, would me going through a windows 2000 small buisness server have anything to do with it? cause if it does I dont have any control over what my mom sets up.

No, I don't think it would. I play through a 2003 server w/out any lag problems. I guess it really depends on server load, but if everything is set up correctly shouldn't be an issue.

[ishAdmin]

How does software routing compare to hardware routing? I would expect a hardware router to be faster. Has anybody done a traceroute through their own software router?

[Tank Program]

I've never really experienced anything other than software routing for quite a while, and I've never had issues w/it.

[/dev/null]

hardware routing is generally still software routing, just in a nice hermetically sealed box you cant fiddle with. Its rather hard to make a hardware solution to handle the mass of variety the internet holds.

[ishAdmin]

of course I realise that (but I'm now motivated to build one out of ttl logic! )

But a computer is doing a lot of things at the same time. I would expect it to be slower. This is why I was wondering if it's ever been tested. I'm wondering if what I suspect is true or not.