Seriously?

[AceX10]

I just asked a random player in the server to rate it, I get kicked then banned.

It also turns out the key was shared from different locations.

[Ad Bot]

[Blastdown]

All I see is you nagging about ratings, and no one cares to respond.
You were probably banned because the host figured you were spamming.

[Blastdown]

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It also turns out the key was shared from different locations.

It could be siblings playing in the same house.

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In the time you spent making this drama topic you probably could have went back to the server.

[-Jetz-]

It could be siblings playing in the same house.

They would have to be on the same IP address, or the authentication would kick one off.

[Nethog]

They would have to be on the same IP address, or the authentication would kick one off.

naw i did it with my bro and sis once

[Chrono]

naw i did it with my bro and sis once

Did what? Kicked you off?

[Gamefandan]

i did it with my bro and sis once

[-Jetz-]

naw i did it with my bro and sis once

In the same house you mean?

[DrenDran]

They would have to be on the same IP address, or the authentication would kick one off.

And who said they weren't on the same IP address?

[-Jetz-]

And who said they weren't on the same IP address?

It also turns out the key was shared from different locations.

The same IP address usually means the same location.

[Skip]

The same IP address usually means the same location.

I think he meant it was being used by more than one person.
He was either assuming or misworded it.

[-Jetz-]

I think he meant it was being used by more than one person.
He was either assuming or misworded it.

Sharing between 2 people on the same IP address who play on the same server is done by design and isn't against the rules. It looks like he was implying this guy was misusing his key, which would be the case if it was "shared from different locations." Since they are both on the same server at the same time, though, the former would be the case and there isn't really a problem here.

[LeetZero]

Sharing between 2 people on the same IP address who play on the same server is done by design and isn't against the rules. It looks like he was implying this guy was misusing his key, which would be the case if it was "shared from different locations." Since they are both on the same server at the same time, though, the former would be the case and there isn't really a problem here.

Two IP's can't be the same, even in the same house.

There is a rare porability of that to happen, but that's not the chance here.

Indeed, the IP's in the same house are very close. But they have a difference by 1 number or more, based on the Internet Service Provider.

[Chrono]

Two IP's can't be the same, even in the same house.

There is a rare porability of that to happen, but that's not the chance here.

Indeed, the IP's in the same house are very close. But they have a difference by 1 number or more, based on the Internet Service Provider.

-facepalm-

If you don't know about it, don't even come here.

Two people on the same modem WILL have the same WAN IP, which the Blockland Authentication System goes by.

Sharing between 2 people on the same IP address who play on the same server is done by design and isn't against the rules. It looks like he was implying this guy was misusing his key, which would be the case if it was "shared from different locations." Since they are both on the same server at the same time, though, the former would be the case and there isn't really a problem here.

They don't even have to be on the same server.