Author Topic: noobs are smarter then me =[  (Read 5033 times)

You must have tip top grammar and must remain mysterious and shady.
lol, Slim Shady...
Anyways, I was freaking damned with your post! Was that english or what!?

If noobs are smarter than you, then you are in fact "The Noob"

Well, you may not know your router password, like me... :(

Then its really easy, just reset the router by pressing in the back router button till all the lights turn off then on, then its the default password which is usualy -no username- password is admin

or if you have a more advanced on, its
username: root
password: admin

If you search google too, you can figure out your default password

The default password was listed in badspots list. Ive tryed everything that everyone says and still nothing.


The default password Badspot gave you is for the more common D-link/ Linksys routers. Therefore it will usually not work unless you have the correct stuff inserted. For instance, some routers use 192.168.1.0 as their default gateway not 192.168.1.1

What kind of router are you using


If you tell me this I can walk you through it with just a few easy steps, it isn't that hard.

I could help you forwarding the ports, if your router is an SMC.

Before trying to get into your router do the following:

  • First, find out what model and brand it is, you should usually see this somewhere on the router.
  • Second, make sure no one else within your house has changed the router settings, if they have, ask them about it, it IS possible to change the password.
  • Lastly, find out what your gateway is, there are a few ways of doing this, but I usually just type "ipconfig /all" (without quotes) into the command prompt. (to open the command prompt, go Start > Run > and then type cmd and press enter or, press Ctrl + R then type cmd and press enter)

Once you have your router ip (or gateway) known, goto that ip in a browser, if it comes up with a password box, good job. There are a few lists showing the default password for routers here is one [link], search for your router on it (if your router is not there, search google for another list or goto the manufacturers website and download the router manual) .

Next, when you are actually within the router page, use this tutorial [link] , select your router, and game, follow the directions and you should be able to host.

hm, maybe by your standards im a noob. but by mine im not, which is...
played longer then a month.
general knowledge of everything in the game
know how to play well (in this case, building)
know some people in the game (deppends on what game)
Newb* Noob means immature.



there smarter than you wow


well anyway,

my router is a...

LINKSYS wireless G 2.4ghz

and instead of the weird options for letting BL connect, i actually have a place for port forwarding games.