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Valten21
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Re: "Force log off" on website
Actually how I drown the second time ha, but I don't think logging in would have helped. I agree with this though,it's happened to me while raiding before, and it would a most unfortunate way to lose your character...
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DatOneGuy
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Re: "Force log off" on website
Nothing sucks worse than being 'that guy' that is precautious as fuck even to bugs and then you die to something like this.Valten21 wrote:Actually how I drown the second time ha, but I don't think logging in would have helped. I agree with this though,it's happened to me while raiding before, and it would a most unfortunate way to lose your character...
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saltmummy626
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Re: "Force log off" on website
back in w3 I had to go outside, but some passing shit had broken the crossroads I needed to use. so I logged on the alt, opened the door and.... the alt crashed. So I stood there in the doorway for several minutes waiting for the alt to auto log. after it logged out and Id closed the gate, It struck me that I could have knocked it out and taken the key...
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loftar
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Re: "Force log off" on website
That's a bit weird, though. As long as you've closed the client (or logged it out properly with :lo), it should never take more than 60 seconds for the server to time you out.DatOneGuy wrote:Every now and then you can get disconnected and can't log back into your character for at least 3-4 minutes.
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DatOneGuy
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Re: "Force log off" on website
It's not a log out thing, you're randomly playing doing stuff (Not afk even sometimes, just playing, farming, whatever), and you get kicked to the Login screen, then the long wait happens.loftar wrote:That's a bit weird, though. As long as you've closed the client (or logged it out properly with :lo), it should never take more than 60 seconds for the server to time you out.DatOneGuy wrote:Every now and then you can get disconnected and can't log back into your character for at least 3-4 minutes.
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loftar
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Re: "Force log off" on website
And it really says that you're already logged in? That shouldn't even be possible -- the only reason it would kick you to the login screen would be if your session already has timed out.
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DatOneGuy
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Re: "Force log off" on website
It not only says so, but the character actually stays logged in and I don't get a `Cahracter is offline now` message until I'm able to log back in. (5minutes later).
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loftar
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Re: "Force log off" on website
What is this message of which you speak?DatOneGuy wrote:I don't get a `Cahracter is offline now` message until I'm able to log back in.
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fallout
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Re: "Force log off" on website
this was happening to me a long time ago, forgot what i did to fix it
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Potjeh
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Re: "Force log off" on website
Ender's tells you when people on your kin list log on and off. Presumably he was multiclienting.loftar wrote:What is this message of which you speak?DatOneGuy wrote:I don't get a `Cahracter is offline now` message until I'm able to log back in.