Return of Reckoning

Elven wrote:I seem to be getting positive feedback from the VPN temporary solution.

I would advise if you're having issues connecting, to use a VPN. Hopefully you won't have to use it for long.

The routing problems are out of our hands at the moment. Blame the Dutch (if you're in Central Europe). Blame South America if you're in the US

I'm in South America. Who should i blame?

Elven wrote:I seem to be getting positive feedback from the VPN temporary solution.

I would advise if you're having issues connecting, to use a VPN. Hopefully you won't have to use it for long.

The routing problems are out of our hands at the moment. Blame the Dutch (if you're in Central Europe). Blame South America if you're in the US

From the South American traces that i saw, they were trying to go though Amsterdam too!

So it is Amsterdam's fault. Oh well, can't blame them for anything, thay have already given us enough

Elven wrote:Clearly, there's something suspicious in Amsterdam. Packets getting high, then forgetting where to go

Hey, that's my joke (thieving elf...).

btw the VPN thing worked like a charm.

My theory is the third party that manages internet traffic from certain ISP's in based in Amsterdam. They have probably mistaken the packets as torrent traffic and throttled it into oblivion.

Wow used to have the same problem after new patches.

Orcpacolypse wrote:My theory is the third party that manages internet traffic from certain ISP's in based in Amsterdam. They have probably mistaken the packets as torrent traffic and throttled it into oblivion.

Wow used to have the same problem after new patches.

This is like your third theory...

Elven wrote:Luth, I thought your joke was sheep shagging

Glad to hear Grulo. Sorry that the Dutch are stopping you from playing RoR.

Luth wrote: Logical conclusion: The packets get drugged when reaching amsterdam.

Source!

As i always said: when they begin to steal our words, next they will try to steal our gold...