In short, it's reliable. We are able to do a few things that would otherwise be impossible: as you have no doubt noticed, we employ a modification to the map that eliminates vehicles, flags, and heavy weapons; we are able to play as a team consistently; and we are able to remove troublemakers from the game. We have, however, done all that we can to ameliorate the issues of "host advantage" for more balanced game-play.

Yes, but you start fresh, choosing a race and starting in a frigate. Information does not transfer between servers.

Generally, people call up the Metaserver and try to get into a game that already has people in it. If your school has a bunch of people who play netrek, encourage them to use your server and people from other places will begin to. If you don't have a local netrek population, log on to the machine yourself and fight Hosers. The other option is to modify the server enough that people are interested in it for the novelty.

First go to http://sakuraheaven.yi.org once you're there. Head over to the section called "Rules" and read over the "Terms of Service" make sure you completely agree to this. Then there is a nice section called "Sign Up" it gives you instructions on how to join. Once you recieve an e-mail telling you your account has been accepted go to the "Files" section of the site and download the Asgard client.

This number has to be ironed out in the beta where we can actually find the number that fits best with both the technology and the general population level of the game world. We do aim to let thousands of people enter the same server, but how many exactly we can't say yet as this must be balanced properly. [edit]

I'm not currently active in any MMOGs. I just can't seem to find one that's worth the time/effort. But, for those rare instances I'm online you can find me using these characters: Lord of the Rings Onlines: Abram Pike - Firefoot (17 Elf Guardian) World of Warcraft: Grektholar - Doomhammer (64 Orc Warrior)

this time, I'm not looking at the European armory. It's something that in theory wouldn't be hard to set up, but I'm concerned about how much CPU adding Europe would be. Once I finish all the classes for the US servers, I can see how much resources I'm taking up and whether adding Europe would be feasible.

Our tournaments are held at the best courses in each city. All tournaments are played by USGA rules and handicaps are tracked on each player to ensure the integrity of each flight. The competition allows members to play under pressure just like the Pros.

There will only be one server. We hope to make the world as realistic as possible and we would like the players to determine the fate of Adellion. Therefore, it makes sense to have one game on one single server. Alchemic Dream will be providing the server capacity for us and it is likely that this will be located in Canada. Adellion will be available on PC, Linux and Macintosh when first released. There are no plans to make it available on consoles. New content will be added regularly.

Your clan leader or deputy should enter your clan server details whilst they are logged into F2C.NET, once fully entered these details will become available for league Admins to see, and administer. Thy will then be able to easily approve or decline your application to play league matches on this server. Be warned, that as soon as you modify your server information it will once again fit in the 'un-approved' category, this is help the Admins track these changes.

Yes. To be able to play in VOG through a proxy connection you should following these steps: You m... more...

The MediaMVP cannot directly play DVD’s (including the .VOB files on a hard disk or in a mounted ISO image). This is probably due to copyright issues. Furthermore the MediaMVP doesn’t have a AC3 decoder (used for the audio on most DVD’s) onboard. To watch DVD files you first have to convert the .VOB files to MPEG files. This can be done with several third party utilities or with the Plugin/DVD2MPEG plugin (which merely is a front-end to some of these utilities).

When using a domain name (for email, web hosting, and just parking a domain) it must reside on a host computer, called a Domain Name Server (DNS). Domain Name Servers are connected to the internet and use special software to translate domain names into the numerical addresses (Internet Protocol numbers) used by the Internet. When internet users enter your domain name into their browser bar, the Domain Name Server directs them to your web site.

There are many abbreviations that people use to avoid typing out frequently used terms. Here's a brief list of some of the more common abbreviations:

Yes. You can connect The Edge server to a computer monitor with a VGA connection. In fact, you can connect The Edge server to a monitor (television or computer) equipped with a composite video, S-video, or VGA connection. Keep in mind that you can connect The Edge server to one monitor at a time only. You cannot connect the server to both a TV and a computer monitor simultaneously.

Thanks to Peter Prade and Michail Jones we have finally managed to find an initial solution for the proxy problem. Because none of us is terribly experienced in these matters, the current solution has a few weak points. Whoever has different proxy programs will have to pick out the information necessary to configure his/her proxy. I think, though, that experienced sys admins will be able to get things moving with the info and MS Proxy specimen configuration provided here.

Since a majority of our performances are private functions, your best bet is to call us about our upcoming schedule. Usually it is OK to come out to a wedding and listen to/view the band. You must be appropriately attired in dress clothes. Each function and facility has its own guidelines for viewers, including some that do not allow any viewers. Please also refer to our band rehearsals.