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On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 10:12:39 +0200, "Marcus Torrent"
<marcus.torrent@gmail.com> wrote:

>I have played UT 2004 awhile and therefore I know how to play some Onslaught 
>maps like Torlan and Primeval. The magic worlds are manta sharing and right 
>weapon in right distance.
>
>In due time there comes new player (n00b) who begin terrible spamming and 
>teasing that I am cheating. What we can say about those players? Someone do 
>not believe theys own eyes if letting them spectate my game and pressing 
>F4 -view. I think they do not either understand what quad damage is or 
>helbenders power..
>
>I am not worried about demo servers banning, but if I play often on a good 
>and low ping server, it is not so nice to get ban there, or cheater 
>reputation.
>
>Seems there are only two settings: to be a cheater or a pro. Mostly you are 
>a cheater.

This sort of comment gets posted here fairly frequently.  Don't worry
about it.  You should look at it as a complement... I sure do.  If you
are banned from a server just because some n00b accuses you of
cheating, then it's not a very good server anyway.

>Some player have asked me to join a theys own clan. But I am not interesting 
>that like gaming. It comes near a work and fun is gone - and I think I do 
>not have so much time for gaming. Other thing is that my english is not so 
>good and other that near my country there are any good UT2004 server with 
>low ping. 

Heh.  You sound like me.  If I *had* to play at a certain day/time, it
would suck the fun out of it.  I like to play when I want to.

And the number of *good* servers is diminishing world wide.  There are
only two or three servers on the east coast US that are worth playing
IMO.  Which is sad....  I guess the learning curve for ONS is too
high.  Let's hope UT3 changes things, but it appears we have a while
to wait.