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| XCobra |
  Posted 18th Feb 2006 2:32am |
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how do u change ur ip in gameplay |
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| Bigblack40 |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 3:32am |  |
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well take it u have been baned 4rm a server cause their really isnt a reason 2 change IP, Get more than 1 pc thats how u do it  |
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| lacrosse51 |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 4:09am |
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If you have dial up, reconnect. |
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sobe  |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 5:04am |
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| Quoting bigblack40 | | well take it u have been baned 4rm a server cause their really isnt a reason 2 change IP, Get more than 1 pc thats how u do it |
lol, I would feel stupid to respond something like that!
However, to change your IP, you can go about this many ways.
And I'll just state the easiest for some routers that work like this, reset your router  lol, or refresh it.
And that is ALL I will tell you |
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| Molodiets |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 5:36am |
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| Quoting bigblack40 | | Get more than 1 pc thats how u do it |
Indeed that's stupid.
You can ask your ISP and that's probably the only way (apart from external proxys). Your ISP decides what your IP is and if it always stays the same or change. |
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| sobe |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 5:54am |
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True, either your IP is static or Dynamic
Static means your IP does not/can not change.
Dynamic means your IP changes, around every few weeks normally. |
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Posted 18th Feb 2006 6:45am | |
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sobe your method doesn't always work. Even if you go into the DOS prompt and release the IP. Sometimes when you log back on, the IP address is the same. Trust me on this. Verizon changes my IP address whenever they want and not when I want too. Comcast cable on the other hand worked for me every time. Which was good on one part put when you lost power, you also lost your IP address that you had before. LOL |
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| XCobra |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 1:03pm |
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ooo i mean how do u change ur oing in gameplay b/c this person was like h/o ill brb my ping is CENSORED then he came back and his ping was better than the orignial one he joined wid |
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| goober |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 3:03pm | |
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first, off talk in english. not "h/o. b/c, wid, ooo"
and, i dont think thats possible...unless he joined on a differnt internet connection |
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| ExoStatic |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 3:21pm |
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Maybe he had MSN open, or an internet browser, or a download.. closing these things gives you a better ping |
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| goober |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 3:45pm | |
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Never thought of that... good point.
i can remember, i had 3ds max, photoshop, unrealed, red, and limewire open at the same time... and i was wondering why my ping was up in thr 400s when it should be around 90-100  |
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| ExoStatic |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 4:08pm |
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Hmm, I don't like to keep 3DS MAX open when playing RF.. unless I'm testing custom models of course |
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| Assaultman67 |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 5:51pm | |
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well, limewire will really kill it especially, since connection speed is a bottleneck on performance for online gaming.
Internet browser windows will not usually cause much lag though because they aren't doing anything that requires a connetion or lots of CPU time. (unless it refreshes all the time in the background ...  )
Basicly, if you want a better ping ... turn off the things in the background (but some cause more harm than others) or boot moochers off computers nearby that share the same connection ... (my case usually) |
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| XCobra |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 5:55pm |
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thnx that would help i do i have stuff running while im running rf so thnx |
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| Bigblack40 |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 6:22pm | |
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| Quoting Assaultman67 | well, limewire will really kill it especially, since connection speed is a bottleneck on performance for online gaming.
Internet browser windows will not usually cause much lag though because they aren't doing anything that requires a connetion or lots of CPU time. (unless it refreshes all the time in the background ... )
Basicly, if you want a better ping ... turn off the things in the background (but some cause more harm than others) or boot moochers off computers nearby that share the same connection ... (my case usually) |
Dnt just kill limewire because of that i used a program Called "NoAdaware" said i had spyware do you want to delete, i said yes now Limewire dsnt work |
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| sobe |
Posted 18th Feb 2006 7:21pm |
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| Quoting NoClanFrank | | sobe your method doesn't always work. Even if you go into the DOS prompt and release the IP. Sometimes when you log back on, the IP address is the same. Trust me on this. Verizon changes my IP address whenever they want and not when I want too. Comcast cable on the other hand worked for me every time. Which was good on one part put when you lost power, you also lost your IP address that you had before. LOL |
Actually, read a tad closer Frank
| Quote | | And I'll just state the easiest for some routers that work like this |
There are other ways, but I am not going to release the info to the public methinks. |
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