Spring RTS Engine

I have serious issues connecting to the lobby server.
Plz if someone knows a good proxy i can use,that gives good enough pings so the lobby wont kick me,send me the proxy via pm.

I think there was this... what was it again. Google?

He already yelled at his ISP and things seem okay for now.

But man, those are some low standards for a proxy if you just want a ping under 45 seconds.

NO,It fails again...Helpz with proxy!

This belongs in off topic, where I can derail it without threat of persecution.

I'v found several proxies that work,rarely,but most fail completely.
I would appreciate one or 2 that are stable and can be used most of the time...

Why are you using a proxy anyway?

Dragon45 wrote:Why are you using a proxy anyway?

HAHA

Lurker you wrote something about rerouting me somehow...plz elaborate in pm?or remind me how to connect to the irc chat...

Look, the only reason I can imagine you're asking for this in a PM is to not give away how easy it is to bypass an IP ban or impersonate someone from a different country, thereby causing mass anarchy.

Since everyone here already knows about this, I'll just tell you straight. There's no such thing as a proxy that is more than three of the following, and usually no more than two:
-free
-reliable
-fast
-low-latency

This is because, the instant one such proxy pops up, someone abuses it and it goes down shortly thereafter.

There's Tor, which is really only useful for anonymizing yourself so you can send emails to the FBI without fear of retribution. Your connection speed and latency will vary widely and at random, but will generally be perfectly fine for web browsing.

There are a few outfits out of Sweden, such as Relakks, which cost a few bucks a month and only add maybe 30 to your ping for online gaming and don't reduce your bandwidth too much. I've used Relakks while playing TF2 and didn't even realize until afterward. There are also some services that have been set up in the States and Canada but they usually seem too shady to be worth it and regardless they will cost just as much as the Swedish ones. Being located in Sweden has certain legal advantages too.

You can try your luck with a free one such as one you'll find from here:
http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/ ... oxy_Lists/

But as I said before you'll not get one that's worth writing home about. Many of them are also malicious, and will scan your data as it passes through them, searching for things like credit card numbers. These can potentially bypass SSL encryption.

Some other options, but probably not free:

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&safe= ... arch&meta=