So I just tried to log on and find out ive been banned? Not sure what's going on...ive been banned until October. This is pretty convenient.

http://youtu.be/XcxKIJTb3Hg

 

 

See this post:

 

http://www.subspace.co/topic/27520-finding-chaosleague-zone-workaround/

 

--hallu

 

UPDATE: go here for solution: http://www.subspace.co/topic/27570-finding-chaosleague-zone/

 

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Something has broken the normal directory download of zones so that Chaos/League doesn't install correctly. If you see Chaos/League as RED and/or having 10 players, it is pointing to the wrong IP. Here is how to fix it:

 

1) Close Continuum

 

2) Go to your Continuum directory and open up zone.dat in a text editor like notepad

 

3) Search for this: 66.235.184.102

 

4) Replace it with this: 66.36.247.83

 

5) Save the file


Now you should see Chaos/League as green, with 20+ players and should be able to enter.

 

--hallu

 

P.S. working on a solution for the directory download. It is likely a firewall issue at the game host.

yeah

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iISiOs-BfKM&feature=youtu.be

 

 

There is something this game has going for it which few others games do: 

 

Simple controls + High Skill Curve + Low on computer resources.

 

I have recently read many complaints about people not being able to play many of the games released on Steam due to hardware limitations.

 

Many gamers seek games where they can feel challenged. Hypothetically: Take any of the top gamers in the world and pit them against a few of our best and they will feel a sense of frustration. This game takes some time to get used to, to learn, and to ultimately compete in. 

 

The skill curve is always rising. I have never felt a limit in Subspace. It is perhaps the most pure form of multi-player competition ever. It has no plateau. 

 

After almost 20 years, noone has mastered this game to the point of invincibility. On any given Sunday, anyone can die out and put their team in jeopardy. 

 

What this game lacks is Marketing.

 

The basic and obvious problem is that noone knows about it. There is so much we can do to revitalize this game and build its population. 

 

1. Spread the word: Get on Blogs, introduce the game.

2. Invite players to try it.

3. Promote the High Skill Curve: Entice people with how challenging it is, no matter how much of a good gamer they are, in this game.. they will have the impact of puppy ears. 

4. Create a website sharing some of the history of this game, educating people on its long standing population, etc.. I am sure this is one of the most successful multi player games ever, if not the first multi player game ever.

 

It does not matter how elaborate other games are, they all get boring eventually and require you to invest real money, or spend incredible amounts of time to compete in. Subspace has the high skill curve to curb all that enthusiasm and humble any individual.

 

To anyone doubting the validity of this post. I rest my case with the following:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvaaGhfjrgs

 

Thoughts?

<div>All games are game 1 in a best of 3 series. Only this single game will be played this weekend, so it's not even a huge deal if you miss it to watch something as boring as soccer.</div>
<div> </div>
<div>3pm:</div>
<div>EGO vs. StarFire Elite -- 1286174</div>
<div>The Dark vs. Assassins -- 1286175</div>
<div> </div>
<div>4pm:</div>
<div>Outlaws vs. Critical Mass -- 1286176</div>
<div>Discombobulate vs. Dropships -- 1286177</div>
<div> </div>
<div>beastfu, Llamas and Backarrow were eliminated. Good season and all that stuff. Apparently NFS started something on Season 36 on the council forum... might want to check that. (I still didn't, so I have no idea what I'm advertising here)</div>

If you truly want to save this zone, find a way to eliminate the aliasing trolls. They are the true cancer of this game.


In before aliased forum trolls.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bfa-QhPg08

Been lookin' up a bunch of old websites in existence or in archive.

 

Wanted to get something straight ..

 

Pro League existed, a bit later AML existed ...

 

Then after a couple of seasons of AML (3 I think), they combined into Premier League, which also birthed IML at about the same time.

 

Since then its been Premier League ... but of course often referred to by its individual divisions.

 

Is that right?

 

 

...

 

I have data for :

AML01 running in Oct/Dec of 2000. (Euro league also existed then)

AML02 - Jan/Feb 2001 (Euro League also existed then)

AML03 - Mar-Apr 2001

Prem 01 - Aug-Oct 2001 (AML division noted)

Prem 02 - Feb-May 2002 (AML and IML divs noted)

Prem 03 - Jul-Sep 2002 (AML div noted)

Prem 04 - Nov 02 thru Mar 03 (AML div noted)