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So basically, you can only have one account on at one IP. So if there's an account active somewhere, you can't activate it elsewhere. This is to reduce haxing. Don't judge a siggy. |
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FrostarkzJoin Date: 2011-03-22
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no |
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this is the result of a Zombie kid trying to make a idea |
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But what if a family is moving?
See?
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people who intend to break the rules could easily get around this restriction
so it would only hamper innocent people |
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Meh. What if; A family is moving? Changing ISPs? Dynamic IP? Then it would lock an acount.
And haxors can just make a bypass around this. It would likely affect the real users. |
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how about VPNs?
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SublivionJoin Date: 2013-06-16
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Ever thought about dynamic IPs? Or VPNs?
Sincerely, Sub-Dev |
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SublivionJoin Date: 2013-06-16
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And what if you want to get a new PC?
Sincerely, Sub-Dev |
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that's exactly my point...do you even know what you're talking about
adding an IP restriction for creating new accounts would do nothing since dynamic IPs/VPNs/proxies EXIST
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if you were talking to OP I apologize I get worked up easily lol
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@Sub_Dev
Dynamic IP addresses don't always work the same way. IF you are assigned a new dynamic IP address it's often picked from a limited pool of addresses assigned to your location. Sites will often ban your IP block instead of that single IP address. |
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