Question

Hi everyone, 

If my fiance and I play on the same wifi network, will we get banned?

Reason is because back in the day (10-15 years ago) - used to play with my mother and brother on the same wifi and we all got sent to federal jail. 

Thanks

mother brother now fiance lol come on now, but no you will not be banned if you are playing above board and not just feeding one account, torns tools have gotten way better and same households can play together with no issues, as long as its not a feeder account etc.

Hi everyone, 

 

If my fiance multi and I play on the same wifi network, will we get banned?

Reason is because back in the day (10-15 years ago) - used to play with my mother multi and brother  multi on the same wifi and we all got sent to federal jail. 

 

Thanks

No. You good. Just let staff no.

im not a nerd Staff Edit: Discrimination, i dont have time to play more than 1 account

You ain’t foolin no one pal

This is going to go well for you...

Update:

Narrator's Voice: It did not, in fact, go well for her...

ive had this account since 18 years ago, when i was 10... then got banned, now i have my own life and my own family... a lot happens in 18 years for most people

Are you saying you 

Used to be a multi got banned made a new account and are now back asking how to avoid getting banned well playing from multiple accounts on the same IP ?

staff can tell bro 😭 if your being genuine your fine if you're not and you've been banned  before and are just trying to figure out how to circumvent future bans your probably not fine 

which staff do i have to notify now?

Welcome back. You're free to play the game with family members, even on the same wifi. Staff have tools these days and can differentiate between multiple accounts better.

That said, my spouse and I have never been fedded and we share the same wifi, and have since we started, earlier than your own account's creation. I know of other players who have done this for just as long, if not longer as well. Although the rules were tighter back then, it's always been possible to play with your family members, it was how you interacted with your family members that made the determination on if you stay or if you go. If you were fedded, it wasn't simply for sharing the same connection. So take what you learned from that first instance and make sure you don't repeat your old mistakes. 

Thanks Ohadik, appreciate your reply. I think there was one stage when I was 12 years old that I attacked my brother and then we all got banned - we tried not to interact with each other otherwise lol. but this is good to know. Are you and your spouse both interacting with each other in game now?

just for that u can have 8 bounties

01:49:43 - 18/08/26 You placed 8x $100,000 bounties on xtracoolgirl for a cost of $1,200,000 : and 8 more

I'll drink to that

you guys are so cool. i know i make more money than you all put together so i wouldnt mind hopping off for another few years

:)

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No don't... 

Yes. We share stuff with each other nowadays. This is allowed now. Back when you were fedded that was strictly forbidden. So, yeah, back then we had to tip-toe for years making sure we just played our own games, doing our best to not interact. Even after the rules changed, we still largely play the game our own way, most of the time not even in the same factions. While today, yes, we share a faction, and share equipment with each other, we still largely play the game our own way and we strictly still only play our own accounts. 

If you are seperate people, staff will likely be able to tell the difference and you can do a lot more interaction wise with each other than you could back in the earlier days of the game. 

You also don't need to alert staff. They likely already know. 

This is so cringe. You must be some blue collar worker with a radio thinking you run the show with that comment. 

Your other comment where you also said homo. There is no way you have a fiance or some high paying job with your punctuation and how you carry yourself. Probably some construction worker. You ain't fooling no one here