Going for multi-quote here to catch up on some questions:
I would if i could. Unfortunately our database doesn't log what made users decide to change their password. But i do get the impression that quite a few have, based on conversations both via PMs and IRC.
Grey area, really. Technically against the rules, but honestly, i wouldn't care as letting friends check it out increases exposure of the game.
No. This seems to be a common misunderstanding: You can access your own account from as many locations as you like, as it is still only you accessing it. It should be noted that logins from many locations is what often triggers the shared-account-warning-lights, but as long as you keep your locations to a reasonable amount, then you're OK.
Originally Posted by XWOLFz
Hey Jarmund, do you recon you could post the statistic of how many people actually changed their passwords since you posted this?
I would if i could. Unfortunately our database doesn't log what made users decide to change their password. But i do get the impression that quite a few have, based on conversations both via PMs and IRC.
Originally Posted by JorreI14
Well, what if you login, let your friend play one game, and then logout. You didn't give him the password, is that legal or not?
Grey area, really. Technically against the rules, but honestly, i wouldn't care as letting friends check it out increases exposure of the game.
Originally Posted by JakDRipper
So if i go to the school or to my dads Office (University) In the same country and State and use toribash there, can i get banned for that?
No. This seems to be a common misunderstanding: You can access your own account from as many locations as you like, as it is still only you accessing it. It should be noted that logins from many locations is what often triggers the shared-account-warning-lights, but as long as you keep your locations to a reasonable amount, then you're OK.
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