i play at an internet cafe place and a few of my favourite computers are banned from teamkilling on one of my favourite servers.
is there anything i can do to play on those computers?
is there anything i can do to play on those computers?
contact the server admin.
nope, i dont thinks so. other people mess op with that ip/ cd-key ( dont know how the ban works, i think ip), but the people who banned that ip don't know it's an internet cafe pc.
so the best thing is:
- get your own pc with battlefield 2
so the best thing is:
- get your own pc with battlefield 2
Bans are done by hash key, so you need an other copy on bf2 than the ones on those pc's.
You have to learn the rules of the game and then you have to play better than anyone else.
what he said, what is it with you Europeans gaming in internet cafe's? how does that work anyways?']['error wrote:
nope, i dont thinks so. other people mess op with that ip/ cd-key ( dont know how the ban works, i think ip), but the people who banned that ip don't know it's an internet cafe pc.
so the best thing is:
- get your own pc with battlefield 2
no shit...that has got to be weird. i cant imagine sitting in a panera bread playing bf2.
im pretty sure alot of people would be very offended by my in game language, lol.
im pretty sure alot of people would be very offended by my in game language, lol.
How does this work?TheMackumSlayer wrote:
Bans are done by hash key, so you need an other copy on bf2 than the ones on those pc's.
Is there only 1 hash key on a computer, for BF2 Vanilla, SF, EF, and AF?
Or does each create a hash key?
Internet cafes arent realy the same as in America. They are more gaming cafes.
+1 for playing in a public place. I used to play in a partially occupied conference room at school due to internet that's faster wireless than the wired in my room. Occasionally, i would slip, "grenades, clear, clear" which would IMMIDEATELY divert all attention from other patrons studying to me with my headset screaming into my computer screen.
I'm kinda amazed that your school computers could play BF2. Kinda amazed that BF2 was even on the system/you managed to get it on.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
+1 for playing in a public place. I used to play in a partially occupied conference room at school due to internet that's faster wireless than the wired in my room. Occasionally, i would slip, "grenades, clear, clear" which would IMMIDEATELY divert all attention from other patrons studying to me with my headset screaming into my computer screen.
You could try this...Ricerckt93 wrote:
How does this work?TheMackumSlayer wrote:
Bans are done by hash key, so you need an other copy on bf2 than the ones on those pc's.
Is there only 1 hash key on a computer, for BF2 Vanilla, SF, EF, and AF?
Or does each create a hash key?