I am on my brothers cpu!

[randognsac]

He plays Cantr. He went to bed. I am awake. Can I check my account and play on his cpu?

[Miri]

I don't see why not...

[randognsac]

Moderator says yes! That's good! Let's make this scientific and say we need more responses. To be sure.

[returner]

Just do it - at least there is a record on the forums of you checking. If you ever commit a CRB with your brother though, you're in for it!!

[Miri]

Well... let's elaborate this a bit

As far as I know the only time when you need a green light from PD is when more than one user plays from same computer on everyday basis, to confirm that it's not a multi-ing. From your post I understood that up until now both of you were playing on your own, separate, machines, and this time will be an exception. Thus I don't see a problem with that, and I don't think anyone from PD would. Otherwise - what about all those people playing from schools/unis or net-caffes?

Just remember not to leave you pass behind

[randognsac]

Ok Ima gonna do it. We take our Cantr serious. We didn't when we was younger, but we do now. We don't share names or locations. We do share stories though. If we find out we know each other it kinda bums us out, but we try to play normal like. We even play out of character, as far as, we don't help each other. Kinda the same way I play, when two of my charries are in the same location.

[SekoETC]

I've been playing from Josh (wichita)'s place when I went there and never got contacted or anything. It's actually rather commonplace to share IP addresses since there used to be three very long documents with ip addresses and who has played from them, I suppose they're still somewhere, and they showed a lot of people playing from each other's computers, although I suspect in some cases it might be about using the same proxy or something since I remember some address having a large amount of oldbies. But then again, maybe they weren't full up addresses but the initial part. It was a way back so I can't remember details.