Order/Destro population

[inuxys]

The thing is that it is much too easy to log off and log onto the winning side. I guess most call this cross-realming, and it will be the death of this type of game.

Oh. Is this a thing? Sounds soo lame if u ask me

[Groink]

Put on a login restriction : when a realm is full, you can't join it.
I already hear all those Xrealmers crying.

[OldPlayer]

Put on a login restriction : when a realm is full, you can't join it.
I already hear all those Xrealmers crying.

Considering people crash every 30-60 minutes during keep sieges, this solution will really make them happy.

[Groink]

Considering people crash every 30-60 minutes during keep sieges, this solution will really make them happy.

Sure not. But it will make happy the ones who wait for log in.

[Coryphaus]

Most of the time is 4%-8% difference, 20% its not so common bah everything above 12% its rare.

Come in T1 and you'll have the pleasure to see 180 or 200 %.
This not about winning or losing, this mean that with such AAO, PvP is not fun at all, doen't matter if you play order or destro

thats b/c its t1, the population is imbalanced, its better in t2

[Grixxitt]

>>> включите таймер блокировки,смена сторон. 4-5 часов ок время.
>>> turn the lock timer,change of parties. 4-5 hours is OK
>>>

Won't work. 2 accounts, one is Order, second is Destro. IP blocks won't help as well.

I know that Project 99, the free EQ server, does IP tracking to enforce 1 account per user to good effect (although in this case to prevent botting/multi-boxing). Maybe the devs of RoR could touch base and see how it's implemented.

[OldPlayer]

I know that Project 99, the free EQ server, does IP tracking to enforce 1 account per user to good effect (although in this case to prevent botting/multi-boxing). Maybe the devs of RoR could touch base and see how it's implemented.

Possible problems:
1) People sharing the same IP playing from home (friend's family have 3 of their members playing) or college.
2) People with dynamic IPs.
3) People who are able to change IPs on their free will.