So then I would need to find an NPC through the book, auto-path to him or her to sell the goods that were taking up way too much room in my inventory, then double-click on the quest so I could double-click and auto-path my way top the NPC who gave me the quest (since the quest's mobs were not linked in the book), then continue on with my quests that would result in my bags becoming full again.

Then I would find out that the only city with item storage is Rome, so then I'd need to open up the information book to find Rome, only to discover that I had no way of getting there until level 20. Once there, I would have to join the bank then ask why the bank didn't allow me to store items in addition to money. There was so much to learn and see - or was it just that the poorly designed UI gave me way too much information in too many ways?įor example, if I wanted to locate the bank, I would open up an information window, go into a few more selections until I found the city and then the bank, then either try to find my way there or click on auto-walk to get there. It might not make sense to a lot of you, but the overwhelming and possibly overly complicated UI and systems of gathering basic information ('where's the bank?') filled me with a sense of wonder and even awe. I remember Ragnarok online suffering this problem when the main executable was patched to disable nProtect, years ago i posted the rule to apply in one of my reports for that game, if the game tries the connection to a domain name, editing /etc/hosts might be enough.Is it possible to be simultaneously annoyed and enchanted by an MMORPG? I think it just might be, now that I've spent several days and hours with Atlantica Online, now published by Nexon.

My best bet would be to monitor the traffic on windows with wireshark writing down the ip it tries to connect, then on linux using the same method find the address, if they are the same nothing can be done (i have nothing coming into my mind for this, if someone can help me with some input it would be welcome), if not using iptables with a postrouting rule would (with some luck) make it work redirecting the traffic from the bad IP to the right one. Did a bit of work checking but it's not fully done yet, apparently there was a change into the code that made it not working anymore.Ī fully patched client being run directly from the executable (not the patcher but the game one) tries to login but cannot reach the server.

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