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ThePhoenix77:
Is it possible that a computer that is connected to server running FOnline is able to crash the server if the processor is running at 100% and possibly not able to keep up with application? I'm only asking as at the time of the last two crashes my Intel core 2 duo processor T5800 has been running at 100% and FOnline has been running at over 250,000k working set (memory)which has been sucking my processor dry. Usually FOnline runs fine for hours on end without maxing processor.
Or is this because the server has become unstable and my processor has tried to keep up but failed as the server is unstable?
Basically could an individuals computer inadvertently cause the server to crash? If yes I had better retire.

gr1m055:
Who knows it could be anything that is crashing the server. But all the server crashes is making me rage. I'm sick of making armors and farming for it to roll back 20 minutes early all gone! When it starts lagging I think to myself here we go again! I'm starting to think this is GM abuse because I farm a lot of gear then it rolls back, or when I win PvP fight and get some loot, roll back. Seriously what is going on with this server?

My guess is that they are making preparations for the next session, at least I hope that's why it keeps going down and lagging.

manero:

--- Quote from: gr1m055 on December 11, 2011, 08:54:30 PM ---My guess is that they are making preparations for the next session, at least I hope that's why it keeps going down and lagging.

--- End quote ---

Dont be naive. Its not because of that.

As far as i know the server is full of shit like thousends of alts, bases, items etc. and this is the problem. So prepare for 3 months of crashes, rollbacks and ~10k ping.

Enzotainment:
If I'm level 1 again after this rollback I'll seriously consider being annoyed :E

_Youkai_:
Ping 3000..

I never thought I'll say that, but.. I want my ping 300 back!!  :P

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