DoubleFire now has 4 stages of connecting to a host
First, it checks the clipboard
Then, it tries the IPbars
Then, it makes a query to staticfire
Then, it contacts homeIf all fails, you lose the game
In fact, I just lost the game
I LOSE
I LOS
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I LOSE
Yes,my ping testing failed. Silly me and my attempt at dead reckoning ping
That being said, you all need to learn what good online programming is. You have to strip everything, and let your program test itself against the inevitable. Naked is it as it stands, bare against the cold winds of the blizzard you all judge it by. To save a byte is to save the very life of it, as it trudges through the barren land of long past dead attempts
Who needs RG when you have a subdomain?
Who indeed?
Also, I lost the game!I win.
@PY=Indeed that is who
@JX=http://go-dl3.eve-files.com/media/0603/retard.jpgSo in the end, you loseNo he doesn't!(hehe)
*dead reckoning ping*
Er huh?You only have to update ping like every second, so you only have to send ping every second.Omai, can serpy save another few bytes?
@Bryan=My method turned out to be checking the consistency of the bitstream. But yes, a ping check every once in awhile works too but bleh must be careful