So recently it seems we've had more people active on this sub forum and that's awesome. Glad to see so many people still playing d2 and hunting for dclone. I've been recently trying to compile a chart of all the ips to make organizing walks and such easier, but I've found from going through pages of posts that there is no currently accepted format so I'd like to propose one. If everyone follows will be better in the long run. The format would be as follows

Topic title: updating count [xxxxx] on ip [xxx], realm [insert realm]
Boom that's it. Put that in the topic title, subject, post and we can start getting a much clearer idea of the current counts across each ip. I would also advise more posts simply if you are playing and you see it post it here. If diablo walks also follow similar format but instead replace updating count with diablo walked at [xxxxx]. I hope everyone agrees with this and happy hunting

Hi

What would be really great is if there were only one single post per IP and people updated the count inside that post and mentioned whether it walked. But i know that isn't ever going to happen.

Oh I agree but this seemed like a reasonable compromise dont you think?

This post was edited by LodplayerHunter on Mar 1 2020 10:01pm

I'm all for it. I've been struggling to compile all IPs.

Same title for everyone and a single post for a single IP.

But as fireboy says, I don't think this will ever happen, unless we create these topics ourselves and update them as the counts go.

I'm down to do so. I've been trying to update the counts everytime I can but without a currently accepted format it's been near impossible.

I wouldn't write the updated count on the topic title though.

My format so far was : Europe Ip ## and that's all.

This allows to use a unique thread for a unique IP. If you write the count in the topic title then you can't use the same thread anymore next time a soj is sold

This post was edited by Sinner255 on Mar 2 2020 11:10am

Well that works fine if everyone followed it for that specific ip, and if it got updated often jsp doesn't allow comments on a thread that's been inactive for I think 30 days so new threads would have to be created anyway which then runs back to the format I gave