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| − | + | In short, if you play World of Dungeons you agree to the terms of service, that is one account per player per world. | |
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| + | Many players out there use a shared computer, log in at university, at the library or maybe a couple of people in the same household play on the same computer / network. In order to keep the game fair, and to prevent any mistaken account bans, it is imperative that if you fit into a situation as described above then you ‘apply’ for the multi usage. You do not ONLY need to do this if you share a computer, but also if it is just popping over a friends house to log in or if participating in a bigger network or an open network. | ||
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| + | In the past, this was done by a post in the forums about users in an interconnected system. Each player in a connected system was supposed to post there, followed by a decision that approves / denies the application. | ||
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| + | Now a new system / tool is put into place and it is linked in the navigation: Account -> IP – Sharing | ||
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| + | So what is a player supposed to do to apply for multi usage? | ||
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| + | In the navigation you will find the account menu.<br> | ||
| + | Within there is a button called IP Sharing, click it and create an application: | ||
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| + | [[Image:ip_sharing_1_navigation.jpg]] | ||
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| + | Fill out the form with the following information:<br> | ||
| + | * Number of players (or all those that are known) | ||
| + | * List the players (that’s player names not hero names) | ||
| + | * Submit the location / reason for submission | ||
| + | * Publish your request. | ||
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| + | The form looks like this: | ||
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| + | [[Image:ip_sharing_2_application.jpg]] | ||
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| + | That’s it.<br> | ||
| + | Now all you need to do is check back at Account – IP Sharing and await the application approval.<br> | ||
| + | As soon as your request was approved you will see the following: | ||
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| + | [[Image:ip_sharing_3_approvement.jpg]] | ||
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| + | Should your request NOT be approved please contact the court admin for an explanation. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 3 July 2010
In short, if you play World of Dungeons you agree to the terms of service, that is one account per player per world.
Many players out there use a shared computer, log in at university, at the library or maybe a couple of people in the same household play on the same computer / network. In order to keep the game fair, and to prevent any mistaken account bans, it is imperative that if you fit into a situation as described above then you ‘apply’ for the multi usage. You do not ONLY need to do this if you share a computer, but also if it is just popping over a friends house to log in or if participating in a bigger network or an open network.
In the past, this was done by a post in the forums about users in an interconnected system. Each player in a connected system was supposed to post there, followed by a decision that approves / denies the application.
Now a new system / tool is put into place and it is linked in the navigation: Account -> IP – Sharing
So what is a player supposed to do to apply for multi usage?
In the navigation you will find the account menu.
Within there is a button called IP Sharing, click it and create an application:
Fill out the form with the following information:
- Number of players (or all those that are known)
- List the players (that’s player names not hero names)
- Submit the location / reason for submission
- Publish your request.
The form looks like this:
That’s it.
Now all you need to do is check back at Account – IP Sharing and await the application approval.
As soon as your request was approved you will see the following:
Should your request NOT be approved please contact the court admin for an explanation.
