that clone be walkin!

18:33:53 31674 Stones of Jordan Sold to Merchants on IP 150

CST

This post was edited by bunnyk1ller on Jul 7 2020 06:07pm

7:08:42 PM 199.108.55.109@31449 sojs
7:09:12 PM 199.108.55.109@31468 sojs
7:09:57 PM 199.108.55.109@31469 sojs
7:10:34 PM 199.108.55.109@31489 sojs
7:11:33 PM 199.108.55.109@31501 sojs
7:12:04 PM 199.108.55.109@31522 sojs
7:13:03 PM 199.108.55.109@31533 sojs
7:14:00 PM 199.108.55.109@31547 sojs
7:14:58 PM 199.108.55.109@WALK


It was 111 sojs. I know because I'm the one of the two people who had the honor of selling them to charsi

first soj was 31449, and it took 111 sojs because we kept count as we sold. So real count now is 31560

This post was edited by FGnewb on Jul 7 2020 06:22pm

sell some on 123 or 150 plz

Around 8:30 PM CST -> 32505 SOJs sold on IP 107

Lol

Its not my rodeo. I just came in as favor. They were strugglin to get a walk accomplished for last 3 days. I offered to help. They gave me the honor of giving some sojs to charsi. Completed their walk.

I dunno what they're walkin next and even if i did, i wouldnt say it here. Ive advised them on some IP but its on them to choose. Im just here for consultation.

I just noticed the part where you said "prolly ~10 short of ealk count"

So you listened to what ive said over and over! That theres a margin of error! Yay! Someone listened! And you were right!

10 soj margin of error puts it at XXX57. Im telling you i sold 111 sojs, so it walked at XXX60!

You're only off by 3 because you listened to my rant about marg8n of error! Yay! Good job!

Im still not understanding the reading of the number to figure your ip out i have like 50 lines of numbers on my cmd prompt when i type the command out

When the line pop up which line should i be looking at?

Q: How do I know if I got a game on a hot ip?
A: Follow these steps: Start -> Run -> cmd -> netstat -n | find "4000" You will see a list of ip(s) and the number directly before ":4000" is the game ip you want to match to the hot ip. For example, you have done the previous steps and you now see 63.240.202.145:4000 listed. The ip would be .145 and if that does not match the current hot ip you want then remake a game and repeat this until you do get a match.

If you simply typed netstat -n, then you're looking for the line ending in:4000

:4000 port is your connection to your d2 game. Everything else is just all the other connections to your PC atm. Fun fact :6112 port is your connection to d2 chat. No matter what channel you're in.

To speed things up, type this command instead:

netstat -n | find "4000"

That will list only your d2 games so you dont have to look at a huge list