Playing at a friend's house: Can it get me banned?

[SWAT One]

Okay so I have a laptop and when I take it to a friend's house, I sometimes play Blockland.  I understand that when a client's IP location changes enough, they may be banned.  Is this a problem or risk?

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[GenaralSkar]

Only if the ip constantly changes from, say one country to the next, every hour.

[Communist]

Only if the ip constantly changes from, say one country to the next, every hour.

how the forget is that possible

[GenaralSkar]

how the forget is that possible

Key sharing.

[No2mad2]

Only if the ip constantly changes from, say one country to the next, every hour.

So in reality, no. You wouldn't get banned.

[MikeyMonster]

i know that some people ban dual-clienters or whatever they're called

[Lugnut]

i know that some people ban dual-clienters or whatever they're called

Multi-Clienting. It's very frowned upon, but that is not what they're referring to here.

[MikeyMonster]

Multi-Clienting. It's very frowned upon, but that is not what they're referring to here.

oh, my bad.

[GenaralSkar]

Multi-Clienting. It's very frowned upon, but that is not what they're referring to here.

I don't see why it should be frowned upon, it's a feature Badspot purposely put in the game.