Multicatcher

[Death]

I made the second with a fake email and name, so just get rid of that one please Mr. Ruuuudder.

[Ruddertail]

Ok, I think I got rid of it. You should be set up to play. Yell at me on AIM if not.

[kuroiEnzeru]

Ok, I am here to end this discussion. And forgot to change the exception to their multiple account thing. Family members... well... members of the same household anyhow. They should strictly post.

"ONLY ONE MEMBER PER HOUSEHOLD!!!"

That would have kept this from happening in the first place. If there can only be one member per household, I shall continue playing, and I guess Arashika will have to quit. However, a player by the name of Team Rocket Inc., my so called third multi, does not live in the same household. Which adds to yet another rule.

"YOUR FRIENDS WHO PLAY FAF CAN'T PLAY THEIR TURNS ON ANOTHER FAF PLAYERS COMPUTER!!!''

I will let Team Rocket know not too play at my house anymore, and that Arashika can't play FAF, so I guess. By the way, here is my proof that I and Arashika are seperate people:



BAM in your faces!

[Ruddertail]

We expect people here to have a basic understanding of how multies are caught - namely, through IPs. Perhaps that is unreasonable.

If you have a special situation (e.g. family member plays too), you must contact an administrator.

"YOUR FRIENDS WHO PLAY FAF CAN'T PLAY THEIR TURNS ON ANOTHER FAF PLAYERS COMPUTER!!!''

Again, it requires a basic understanding of disable procedures. Any two accounts with the same IP are disabled. When a person logs in from a computer, their IP is logged as the IP belonging to that computer. Therefore, when two accounts are logged into from the same computer, they show as having the same IP, and are thus disabled.

The accounts in question will be reenabled, baring a conflicting admin request. So long as none of the accounts register as having the same IP, there will be no problem. If you cannot avoid using the same comp, you will have to get special admin permission, which will probably include a prohibition on any cooperation in - game.

Thank you,

Ruddertail

[kuroiEnzeru]

Well, Team Rocket Inc plays on another computer. Arashika, he plays on the same computer. We never cooperate, besides when we were in FEE as EnzeruTsubasa clan. I attack him now, as a matter of fact

But if it causes too much trouble, don't reactivate him I guess. But Team Rocket will never use my IP again!!! ^^

[The Beatles]

Well, if you can give such convincing proof you are different people, we are flexible and willing to make exceptions. The rule is just there so people don't try to create multis with a fake story about brothers and sisters.

[kuroiEnzeru]

Well, you heard my reason. And even more convincing, it was not a sibling, it was a homeless friend living on our.. "humble abode"

But yes, let me know which accounts you can and can't re-enable.

If you do re-enable Nuclear Man (Arashika), he will still be using the same IP, so I doubt you will want to do that.

[Turock]

As the admin of Medieval Empires let me just point out how severe the problem of multi's are. In the Age of Lords game alone we currently have a total of 131 active accounts. The total number of disabled accounts due to multi's or cheating attempts so far? 76!

[kuroiEnzeru]

Wow. Thats alot, and this is after resets? It does have that, correct?

Makes you wonder how many more can be cleverly hidden...

[Freenhult]

Yes. Exactly. So can you see why we don't allow family members to play? Its impossible to really tell.

[Slasher]

Well with the proof they have given, I would say they are two different people.

[Freenhult]

Perhaps.

[Ruddertail]

We should have something set up to monitor aid between accounts. That way, we could say "you can play, but absolutely no cooperation" and enforce it.

[The Beatles]

It wouldn't work, cooperation is such a broad concept. There are a million and one ways to share resources, goals, etc.