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Yep. That's pretty much what we do as Americans - us "little guys". But one step at a time. THIS legislation needs to stop here and now, and only Americans can do it. *I appreciate our discussion here, and I respect our differing views. I don't mind. Of course, we never discuss politics publicly on our forums here for good reason, but I'm glad none of us are going too far off topic or devolving into what some of these crazy people get like. It's probably best to keep it light. No public leader is going to read our words here, and not one of us is going to win or lose any significant battle for the success of the human race in this little forum here, we're merely trying to help spread the word about this issue to our fellow American gamers in this community who most certainly all support our current Net Neutrality rules and the protections they extend in an effort to motivate them to act before it is too late. Too much legislation roles through unnoticed, gets passed without input from those it effects, and many times that is the actual plan of those proposing it. Remember, this is the goal of this post. Not necessarily to debate the rights of these poor, unfortunate internet service providers and their struggling business models. When you ask yourself how I can say so confidently that every American gamer here in the VG community is against repealing our Net Neutrality rules, just ask any one of them if they would like to pay more money for their internet bill to keep if from slowing down from their currently rated Mb/s Up/Down. Again, remember, this is DIFFERENT that paying more for faster speeds - we already do that. This is getting us coming and going!
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Welcome back, bro! I've also been playing a bit of PR again lately, I could complain all day about the old school graphics or the technical mechanics of the bots, but in the end, it's the teamwork and cooperation with others that makes VG PR COOP so much fun - the sort of place you can lose yourself for 8 hours like it was five minutes. Good fun! See you around!
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Your options are based on where you happen to live. You don't get to choose your electric company, or your water company, and if you want the fastest internet, in most major cities in America, you're going with a major telecom company who laid the lines (and one per major city, the big boys don't compete on the same turf). If you are going with some other ISP in the area, if I am not mistaken, they may well be a re-seller on the same infrastructure, meaning your true "choice" in high-speed cable internet is a bit of an illusion. Smaller areas have fewer choices, in the end, shit rolls downhill. If the big ISP's start pulling this crap, everyone will fall in line. Like I said before, they'll be charging for the internet coming, going, and in-between as well. Of course you could always go with satellite internet.... For me in my city, it's Time Warner (Comcast) holding the power - spend an hour on the phone with these pricks and you'll have as little faith in "fair businesses regulating themselves" as I do.
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I don't know where the hell you are coming from (aside from the fact that you stated where you came from and where you are now) When you say those things as if government regulation of industry is a bad thing, when in fact it is absolutely necessary in at least some level of monitoring and oversight, I have no clue where you are coming from. This doesn't mean handing over control of these things completely to the government, but it does allow for fair and equitable business practices to be enforced, and a whole host of other important factors to be determined not solely by the business itself. In all industries, it is common to have some level of regulation. There must be some middle ground. It's been proven that greedy ass businessmen would do any number of immoral or unjust things in order to make money, and they cannot all be trusted to act in a right manner. You say these things as if you've studied American history, so you may already know. This country has been fighting back the Baron's for hundreds of years, and only through blood, sweat, and tears have we come to some sort of equitable state of what we call freedom in our democracy - a freedom that includes a degree of government regulation in nearly all industries. It certainly is not perfect, and could use plenty of work, but when an organized group of bully businesses attempt to pull this kind of crap, it isn't hard to boil it down to what we all know is just another attempt at a market share cash grab, and I could give a damn if they think it's better for the internet to be segregated between the "fast" and "slow" lanes. I'll say it again, it's Un-American. It goes against the freedom we now enjoy on the internet. I do not believe the ISP's should have this level of control over the specific traffic on their infrastructure. I could come up with a million reasons, but I could also point your attention to the links I've posted. Have you even read this thing? Do you even know what Title II does for us Americans? It prevents these greedy ISP's from "charging consumers more money in exchange for not reducing their Internet speed". That is damn important enough for me as a dyed-in-the-wool tax paying & voting American to oppose this deceptively named "Restore Internet Freedom Act" aimed directly at my already light wallet. You seem to assume that, while I'm no government loving political party enthusiast, I am a fool to think my government can be a savior to me at times, that some of the regulations my government puts on industries here help us greatly. You're talking to a disabled American here. For years, I could not even get health insurance if I had cash in hand, my friend. If I worked my 40 hours a week back when I worked, when I punched my time clock just like everyone else, I was unable to get the same health insurance (or any) as my co-workers - I had the money, just like they did. I could not get regular medical care. I had a pre-existing condition; I messed my body up a bit when I was a young man, still living with my family under their health insurance. When I went to live MY life on my own, my condition prevented me from ever getting health care again. Over 15 years without a doctor. Then the government stepped in and made it so I, and so many more like me, could actually get insurance and health care. A little regulation and the system is more fair - things could always be better, tweaked, fixed, amended. But I can enjoy some of the same freedoms as my fellow Americans now.
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...only if you lost your current Windows product key. It is not a "per motherboard" license, you can reinstall it again and again. I got Windows 10 Home for $120 digital download online at NewEgg. They still have Win7 if you lost your key (or other reasons).
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Wow - that is an impressive tool! Should be able to use the SSD section to review your actual SSD speeds. I knew I had a decent gaming PC, so was expecting a decent score - but what is most impressive is that you can use this tool to analyze which components are under-performing or even bottlenecking the PC. I built my own PC from parts I spent months researching, and not everyone has that time or technical know-how to build a PC out of the better components on the market. That website and tool make it easy to see which components are the fastest on the market and worth investing in, from SSD's through CPU's and Graphics Cards as well. I'll probably come back to that site when it's time to upgrade components because it's list of parts sorted by performance is easier to read than the many articles on Tom's Hardware. It seems my Gaming PC is a "Battle Cruiser" (5th highest rating) which means that out of 100 computers with similar configurations, only 38 of them outperform my gaming PC. http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/4323037 I was also able to identify a serious speed problem with my 2TB Documents drive - gonna see if there is a missing driver update or something; or maybe I can review my SATA ports to ensure my fastest drives are on 6Gb/s connections as appropriate. I might have just connected them all willy nilly and I might not be getting the best speed because the drive is only connected to one of the 3Gb/s SATA connections. So, with their comparison builder, you can see your current build, and tweak a few items to see where you can improve -- if I were to change my i5-4690k to the i7-4790k and my GTX 970 to the 1070, use a better set of RAM, I'd see a serious performance boost up to "Nuclear Submarine". This comparison section of that site is VERY helpful: http://www.userbenchmark.com/PCBuilder/Custom/S9109-M11612.14719.1478.1305.89932vsS5175-M11601.141989.1478.1305.90080?tab=MBD zero - don't be modest - all our PC's, even the good ones, have parts that could use an upgrade; after a few years, all parts tend to lag behind and what was a killer system becomes just another PC. Would love to see your results, we may be able to find small places where you can affordably upgrade it to eliminate bottlenecks or to get the most out of the PC without completely replacing it.
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Cool! You fly that big bird to it's destination? I can guarantee all those poor passengers would be screaming for their lives if I were to give it a go! My sim license only covers F-16's which fly way faster than airliners, and the A-10C's which fly slower than that ground crewman loading baggage (if he were to flap his arms really fast).
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No, not completely, though I will admit it is a bit of a stretch. The Slip N Slide is Netflix, a company or third party product that relies solely on the infrastructure created by the owners of the infrastructure, and puts a larger than standard usage on that infrastructure. The supply does not meet the demand, and this is the situation they see - this Act is not targeted at the peering agreements so much as it is aimed at sectioning off the very traffic itself in order to make more money off of the new "smaller pieces of pie" they have in mind. The Netflix Data Server Farms already pay their internet bill, if it's not enough, raise the damn bill. I already pay MY internet bill to allow me to USE the Netflix, if it's not enough, raise my damn bill. That is where the "fees" need to stop. These ISP's have no right to make the money coming, going, and also in-between. While most every other developed country connects to the world wide web the same way as every other individual connection, further division of the traffic on the infrastructure into fast and slow lanes will only benefit the company who owns the infrastructure, and other rich companies that can afford to take priority on the internet over the small guy, perhaps a start up small business for example. This is outright un-American. Allowing those companies more fortunate than others to monopolize the "real" speed of the internet puts them at an unfair advantage over companies that may be just starting or having a difficult period of growth.
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With Windows 10 you may want to be sure you have the correct drivers installed to ensure your SSD is performing at it's stated speeds. I've had a terrible time trying to get proper speeds out of my secondary SSD's since I switched from Windows 7 to Windows 10. If you google the problem "windows 10 slow ssd speed" you will find a number of articles and posts, many with different solutions. I tried many myself with no success before giving up and dealing with inconsistent SSD speeds. You can get technical and get some actual speed data using the Event Viewer I believe, but I've forgotten the method. There are also third party tools that can give you the actual speeds so you can see if you are getting the 540MB/s read speed that SSD is capable of.
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Lemme guess: It was during off hours, there were disruptive players who required an Admin, but there was no Admin online at the time. Then TeeJay001 has the realization that he COULD be an admin and handle the situation himself, but he lost his Admin powers due to his own actions during his time as an Admin. The frustration of knowing he used to be able to handle such disruptions but will forever have to rely on OTHER Admins or the !R report system now makes him feel it is not worth playing on our server because he is often online when there are no VG Admins on the server. Life is all about our choices and actions, and the consequences of our choices and actions. Teejay001, you may be frustrated by this situation, but you own it. It is entirely of your own making. Had you been the upstanding player that we know you CAN be 100% of the time, you would still be a PR Admin here, and would be able to clean up the server when you play during off-hours where no other Admins are online. These are just video games - our hobby time. Real life is not so forgiving, and the consequences of one false move or saying the wrong thing to someone can have dire results. Take the lesson here, where it's safe, and apply it to your real life before you burn bridges during a period of "frustration" that cannot be rebuilt in the real world. We like you - you are a fun person to play with (when you are in a good mood, and we're all joking and having fun!) - but we cannot take ownership of a situation you put yourself in. Best wishes, bro!
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Americans Act Now! Your Net Neutrality is Under Fire Again!!
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Not sure that metering a connection for the purpose of charging an appropriate fee for the rate of usage is the same thing as what they have in mind with metering and throttling traffic in the Restore Internet Freedom Act. The most important difference being that businesses, schools, and government facilities are all on equal speed lanes of traffic and there is no prioritization model governing that traffic at this time; this Act will change the current internet landscape far more than just giving the ISP's more power over charging businesses for internet connection and data transfer usages. It goes against the very concept of internet freedom as it is today. Again, going by the water utility analogy, obviously the Fire Department may use more water than a residential customer, and therefore it's right that their usage is logged so an appropriate fee can be charged. It's also very important that they have access to water for emergencies BUT... they do not have a switch to turn off or limit all the rest of the water customers (residential users) so that the Fire Department has all the water they need, and everyone else come second (possibly losing water pressure in their homes). It is all still equal and all have the same freedom to use water for whatever they wish without any oversight. There is no one deciding that because the Water Park pays more money, they will have priority access over the rest of the people on the same infrastructure. Should the Water Company directly go after the makers of the Slip N Slide because their product causes an inordinate use of their service and taxes their infrastructure? Because of services like Neflix, many people purchase a home internet connection. This alone should compensate the companies who maintain that infrastructure. I could check my email on my phone, but I'd be pushing to get my internet installed at a new home quickly for my Netflix, for sure! Many more people have high-speed home internet connection subscriptions now due to the popularity of websites such as Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, Hulu, Amazon, and so many more. Of course, because of Neflix, Hulu, and Amazon Video, I shut off my cable TV from the same company, so I guess they are losing money. Would make sense for them to raise my internet bill each month, but that's the limit of the control they should have over my use of the service I pay them for. Thoughts?
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Thank you for the helpful post! I've always had such terrible success with STT software profiles. Once I even got my mini-stick "mouse cursor" on the throttle to work as the Radar Cursor in Falcon BMS by using Bands - now I cannot get it to work at all, and if it does, the cursor moves constantly to one side of the FCR. I do not use Rudder Pedals so I must keep my X52 Twist Rudder working for Yaw Control and therefore I cannot assign that axis to the Radar Cursor for the mini-stick. BLuDKLoT has the same problem. My only workaround is to use Direct X mapping and shift-states to have all my HAT switches working and that way I cannot use my mini-stick X52 "mouse cursor" for anything at all. I wonder if this timing fix will make it possible to use STT Profile with mini-stick Bands that do not move the cursor without input. I'll have to do some testing soon. Thanks again!
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Our Internet Freedom is Under Attack (again)!! NET NEUTRALITY: ACT NOW OR THEY WILL WIN! "The internet is a utility, like water or electricity." -TB The water company has no right to charge you more or less depending on what you use water for. It has no right to prioritize water accessibility to companies over residences, and therefore it is a fair utility system. Congress wants to abolish this level of fairness on the internet. They have created a deliberately misleading name for their newest Act aimed at destroying the fairness and freedom of the internet. The "Restoring Internet Freedom Act" will do just the opposite of what it's name implies - it will remove the internet freedom we now enjoy. It will allow internet service providers such as Comcast to throttle your residential internet speed in favor of companies and advertisers who pay more to have priority access to the same internet lines. By selling the "fast lanes of traffic" to companies, you will be subjugated to much slower lanes of internet traffic, and will notice a clear decrease in your internet speed. When we talk about online gaming, this means you will have a massive increase in Latency which is the primary cause of "lag" - noticed in game when you dive behind a solid wall to avoid getting shot, only to get riddled with bullets anyway because you were not behind the wall when you though you were (you arrived later, based on your internet latency). Any increase in this latency and we will be going backwards in time with regards to the improvements we've seen in online gaming over the past 10+ years here in America. ACT NOW!! If you live in the United States, you must act now to help protect Net Neutrality and our internet freedoms. Thousands of Comcast bots have reportedly pushed the United States Congress to believe that consumers WANT a throttled internet that favors Companies, Corporations, and Advertisers over residential consumers (all of us). Using these duplicitous means, Comcast and others have twisted the facts and impressed opinions upon our Government that do not represent the true opinions and values of the American public. SAVE THE WHALES! (so we can torture and murder them for reality tv?) Using a name for their act such as, "Restore Internet Freedom", is the lowest form of deception! It is like to forcing Apple loving people to take Oranges out of a bag labeled "Bag of Apples". No one should be stupid enough to fall for such childish tactics, but the supporters of this Act do not give the American public much credit at all. The Restore Internet Freedom Act will remove the freedom you now enjoy on the internet - you currently enjoy the same rights and speeds and priorities of everyone else on the internet, including businesses, schools, and government facilities. If this Act passes, you will LOSE your internet freedom and the power will shift to companies and organizations who can afford to pay for priority traffic and speed. FREE TO PAY! If the incorrectly named "Restore Internet Freedom Act" passes, you will only gain the freedom to pay more for the same speed you currently enjoy as these Internet Service Providers restructure their subscriber agreements into two clearly defined speed groups where the residential customer (us) has no option to pay (even if they were able to) at the same level as a commercial customer and can never afford the same priority traffic lanes on the internet. Right now, you notice nothing because the packets of info you send through the internet to access a website, or play a game online, travel alongside everyone else's packets at the speed of the lines inbetween. If this Act passes, your packets will get passed as well - they may be pushed to the side to allow for more "important" packets to move along internet lines. This is irrespective of any necessity; your packets could arrive too late causing problems (for gaming, this is Lag) and to minimize this you will be encouraged to pay your ISP for a higher level of access. In the end, though, you will not be able to pay for the level of access commercial customers enjoy, you will always have a tier over you that has priority access. What is this priority access speed like? EXACTLY WHAT YOU HAVE NOW! And what you have NOW will be GONE if the Restore Internet Freedom Act passes -- you will have the speed you remember from years ago; you will have inconsistent speeds and irregular latency -- a horrible step backwards in internet connectivity for all of us. What should I do? AMERICANS: DO THIS FOR YOURSELF NOW - RIGHT NOW - THIS MINUTE! (I did it - it takes just a few minutes to do) Go here to join the petition and protest the removal of Net Neutrality rules: https://www.battleforthenet.com/july12/ Go to this website to send a message to the FCC: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/07/net-neutrality-allies-send-16-million-comments-fcc ( https://dearfcc.org/ ) Go to this website and scroll ALL THE WAY to the bottom, just above the footer is this: ( https://netneutrality.internetassociation.org/action/ ) (I've linked this pic to the "Let's Go" button, just click the pic & follow the instructions on the pic to send a comment directly to the FCC) ( Mashable article ) “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” - Edmund Burke The video game industry revenues in 2016 for the United States were estimated at $23.5 billion. This industry is driven by the residential consumers who use the internet to access content and interact with others through online gaming and other services available only over the internet. Currently, the largest limiting factor for successful online gaming is the latency of a persons internet connection to that online game at any given second. Often measured in milliseconds, this delay of information packets arriving at their destination has steadily gone down thanks to new technological developments and internet infrastructure upgrades over the years. By abolishing the Net Neutrality that Americans now enjoy, ISP's will have the ability to de-prioritize residential consumer internet traffic, favoring commercial consumers and therefore limiting the ability of the residential consumer to interact in the same way on the internet. This will directly impact the latency of residential customers as their internet traffic is subject to slower lanes thereby decreasing the quality of their internet experience, and could directly influence their decision to purchase or support any online gaming industry products. Online services currently enjoy success derived from the ease and speed with which consumers can access their services, and if an ISP can limit that speed favoring other customers, popularity and revenues from such services may decline significantly. An industry that counts on taking advantage of the latest technological developments or the newly available internet standards in America will suffer from the inability to cater to the needs of their consumer base, namely the online video game player. Popularity in general could drop due to the unreliability that a lack of Title II Net Neutrality rules could pose to an online game player's internet connection in an online game or internet service. Check out this video by The Cynical Brit himself, TotalBiscuit: For these reasons and more, it is of great importance for America to keep the internet an equal place for everyone. We must fight to keep Title II Net Neutrality rules in place!
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Our Internet Freedom is Under Attack (again)!! NET NEUTRALITY: ACT NOW OR THEY WILL WIN! "The internet is a utility, like water or electricity." -TB The water company has no right to charge you more or less depending on what you use water for. It has no right to prioritize water accessibility to companies over residences, and therefore it is a fair utility system. Congress wants to abolish this level of fairness on the internet. They have created a deliberately misleading name for their newest Act aimed at destroying the fairness and freedom of the internet. The "Restoring Internet Freedom Act" will do just the opposite of what it's name implies - it will remove the internet freedom we now enjoy. It will allow internet service providers such as Comcast to throttle your residential internet speed in favor of companies and advertisers who pay more to have priority access to the same internet lines. By selling the "fast lanes of traffic" to companies, you will be subjugated to much slower lanes of internet traffic, and will notice a clear decrease in your internet speed. When we talk about online gaming, this means you will have a massive increase in Latency which is the primary cause of "lag" - noticed in game when you dive behind a solid wall to avoid getting shot, only to get riddled with bullets anyway because you were not behind the wall when you though you were (you arrived later, based on your internet latency). Any increase in this latency and we will be going backwards in time with regards to the improvements we've seen in online gaming over the past 10+ years here in America. ACT NOW!! If you live in the United States, you must act now to help protect Net Neutrality and our internet freedoms. Thousands of Comcast bots have reportedly pushed the United States Congress to believe that consumers WANT a throttled internet that favors Companies, Corporations, and Advertisers over residential consumers (all of us). Using these duplicitous means, Comcast and others have twisted the facts and impressed opinions upon our Government that do not represent the true opinions and values of the American public. SAVE THE WHALES! (so we can torture and murder them for reality tv?) Using a name for their act such as, "Restore Internet Freedom", is the lowest form of deception! It is like to forcing Apple loving people to take Oranges out of a bag labeled "Bag of Apples". No one should be stupid enough to fall for such childish tactics, but the supporters of this Act do not give the American public much credit at all. The Restore Internet Freedom Act will remove the freedom you now enjoy on the internet - you currently enjoy the same rights and speeds and priorities of everyone else on the internet, including businesses, schools, and government facilities. If this Act passes, you will LOSE your internet freedom and the power will shift to companies and organizations who can afford to pay for priority traffic and speed. FREE TO PAY! If the incorrectly named "Restore Internet Freedom Act" passes, you will only gain the freedom to pay more for the same speed you currently enjoy as these Internet Service Providers restructure their subscriber agreements into two clearly defined speed groups where the residential customer (us) has no option to pay (even if they were able to) at the same level as a commercial customer and can never afford the same priority traffic lanes on the internet. Right now, you notice nothing because the packets of info you send through the internet to access a website, or play a game online, travel alongside everyone else's packets at the speed of the lines inbetween. If this Act passes, your packets will get passed as well - they may be pushed to the side to allow for more "important" packets to move along internet lines. This is irrespective of any necessity; your packets could arrive too late causing problems (for gaming, this is Lag) and to minimize this you will be encouraged to pay your ISP for a higher level of access. In the end, though, you will not be able to pay for the level of access commercial customers enjoy, you will always have a tier over you that has priority access. What is this priority access speed like? EXACTLY WHAT YOU HAVE NOW! And what you have NOW will be GONE if the Restore Internet Freedom Act passes -- you will have the speed you remember from years ago; you will have inconsistent speeds and irregular latency -- a horrible step backwards in internet connectivity for all of us. What should I do? AMERICANS: DO THIS FOR YOURSELF NOW - RIGHT NOW - THIS MINUTE! (I did it - it takes just a few minutes to do) Go here to join the petition and protest the removal of Net Neutrality rules: https://www.battleforthenet.com/july12/ Go to this website to send a message to the FCC: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/07/net-neutrality-allies-send-16-million-comments-fcc ( https://dearfcc.org/ ) Go to this website and scroll ALL THE WAY to the bottom, just above the footer is this: ( https://netneutrality.internetassociation.org/action/ ) (I've linked this pic to the "Let's Go" button, just click the pic & follow the instructions on the pic to send a comment directly to the FCC) ( Mashable article ) “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” - Edmund Burke The video game industry revenues in 2016 for the United States were estimated at $23.5 billion. This industry is driven by the residential consumers who use the internet to access content and interact with others through online gaming and other services available only over the internet. Currently, the largest limiting factor for successful online gaming is the latency of a persons internet connection to that online game at any given second. Often measured in milliseconds, this delay of information packets arriving at their destination has steadily gone down thanks to new technological developments and internet infrastructure upgrades over the years. By abolishing the Net Neutrality that Americans now enjoy, ISP's will have the ability to de-prioritize residential consumer internet traffic, favoring commercial consumers and therefore limiting the ability of the residential consumer to interact in the same way on the internet. This will directly impact the latency of residential customers as their internet traffic is subject to slower lanes thereby decreasing the quality of their internet experience, and could directly influence their decision to purchase or support any online gaming industry products. Online services currently enjoy success derived from the ease and speed with which consumers can access their services, and if an ISP can limit that speed favoring other customers, popularity and revenues from such services may decline significantly. An industry that counts on taking advantage of the latest technological developments or the newly available internet standards in America will suffer from the inability to cater to the needs of their consumer base, namely the online video game player. Popularity in general could drop due to the unreliability that a lack of Title II Net Neutrality rules could pose to an online game player's internet connection in an online game or internet service. Check out this video by The Cynical Brit himself, TotalBiscuit: For these reasons and more, it is of great importance for America to keep the internet an equal place for everyone. We must fight to keep Title II Net Neutrality rules in place! (join the discussion here: http://veterans-gaming.com/index.php?/forums/topic/8083-americans-act-now-your-net-neutrality-is-under-fire-again/ ) -
That is indeed strange. I can say that I've never seen that in all my years of managing that server. I suppose all we can do is a restart. Thanks!
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This is one of the reasons I love Elite Dangerous! The freedom to fly around and check stuff out, land and search a lunar surface for some material that can be used to make the ship faster/better; most games you can do a little "exploring" but then there's no main rewards for it - just a side trip off the sandbox stories. In Elite, you could do all your ranking up and gain all of your cash just by exploring, if you wanted. Gotta love the eye candy!! -
I'm back from vacation, and Melon messaged me. I've found the problem, but I'll need to take down the PR server for 5-15 minutes or so to fix it. The server is in the middle of Peak Hours right now, 24/40 players, and it's mostly working great. Aside from the above mentioned map, and possibly a few you've not yet noticed (but trust me, there would be others). My plan is to fix it later today when the server has died down a bit. Tomorrow is OPFOR Friday, so you'll be able to play Vadso (blufor) on Saturday. Server map problem is fixed. Tested Vadso before the OPFOR Rotation went live. Vadso STD worked fine, ran around on the Carrier a bit, jumped off and went for a swim. Seemed okay.
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If Melon is around, let him know. You can simply remove the entry from each of the Maplist files in the several folders we use. Leave the OPFOR map list alone. Might run a test to see if alt or large have the same problem.
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Project Reality Update: Mumble and C++ Issues
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Thank you very much for this guide! Extremely helpful!