Well you logged in using that account while the ''remember me'' was on which usually will log you in automatically without showing the log in screen so you need to log out from that account when the system auto loggs you in than next time you will see the log in screen.

I will.

Just curious to know how fast is your connection speed before you try clearing any cache or anything else.

You are using the Client right? Not sure why but lately we received quite a lot of complains when using the Client.

Possible.

Thank you. :) Answered your PM, continue the discussion in there, thanks.

Is Cortana on the move again. :ph34r:

Nah, but we shouldn't be calling anyone immature and even if the person was, still it is better not to point it out to the other, a word of advice only. :) Now, let's not go off-topic. ^^

Quite strange thing, everyone else is able to go to EU1 and they are facing any problems so far, including me. What about playing on Standalone Flash Player since the browser is lagging for you? It is same as Client and even has less ping.

Great to hear. Closed.

I like how your Fire suits the paint you are having and grats for the Gold.

Both of them changed their nicknames only, guess who are they? One is already known though. ^_^

^ Agreed.

Did realize the same thing when I tried to log in to the Forum multiple times before, and sometimes even if you write the correct password just like it is and 100% the correct security code, still it will say that error you mentioned and you have to re-do the it again than it allows you or me in this case to log in but since I use the ''remember me'' option, I don't face this problem much except when I log in from different PC's in different places. Nonetheless, you noticed it well, will see if I can forward it, thanks.

Relax and chat with your fellow tankers now. :lol: How come it was disabled or someone else did like your brother for example who plays for you when you are eating or picking something from somewhere in the house perhaps.

I do, but never paid that much of attention to it and didn't went to other's rank ups so not much info was and on the other hand, mainly focused on ranking up.

↑ possible.

Which windows you use may I ask if you don't mind? And no, topic will stay open till it is solved unless you really really want to close it than we can do it but let's make that as our ''last'' option for now. :)

An IP address (or Internet Protocol address) identifies each networked computer and device on a network as @I3eg-For-Mercy explained already. When you sign up with Internet service and connect your modem, your ISP assigns you a public IP address. This address is how you communicate with all the other devices out there on the public Internet. But, you’ve likely got multiple computers and other devices on your network—each of which needs its own IP address. So, how does that all work and how can you find out what all those IP addresses. The answer to all this IP address wizardry is that your router—whether it’s a standalone device or a modem/router combo unit—essentially serves as a bridge between two networks. In a typical home network, a router has a public IP address on the Internet. The computers, smartphones, game consoles, and other devices behind the router each have a unique private IP address on the home network. The router acts as an intermediary, forwarding traffic to the local IP addresses that request it. From an outside perspective, all devices on the home network are communicating with the Internet from a single public IP address and this is more than enough for Tanki Online for example whenever you are asked in the forms you fill whether it is nickname changing, etc. In case you want to find your public IP address, the easiest way is by asking a website, or simply writing on google ''what is my IP address ''since that website sees your public IP address and can tell it to you. There are plenty of websites but I would recommend you using the site ip4.me because it’s quick, ad-free, and will show your IPv4 address—the four part address you’re most likely looking for—rather than the more complicated IPv6 address that your network is likely also configured to use. Just visit the site and it will show you your public IP address. On most full computing platforms—like Windows, MacOS, and Linux—you can often find the information quickly using the Command Prompt or Terminal. For example, in Windows, you can open the Start menu, search for Command Prompt, and press Enter. Then type ipconfig in the Command Prompt that appears and press Enter—you’ll get to what you’re looking for in no time. Note that if your computer is connected directly to the Internet with no router sitting in between—something I really don’t recommend—your computer’s IP address is a public IP address. On most full computing platforms—like Windows, MacOS, and Linux—you can often find the information quickly using the Command Prompt or Terminal. For example, in Windows, you can open the Start menu, search for Command Prompt, and press Enter. Then type ipconfig in the Command Prompt that appears and press Enter—you’ll get to what you’re looking for in no time.

This used to be an ordinary thing for me back in the days, nowdays, I ''try'' to remember but still it happens. My last rank up was like this, ranked in normal battle. ^_^

Well now the topic is posted as a ''discussion'' topic so I guess we can let it be here but if the topic owner wants to post the topic as an idea or suggestion topic, that can be done as well. Not sure if an idea like this was posted before in the I&S section before though. :)

Your internet speed is pretty good right? By the way, did you just re-install the Client before or you deleted the local folder called ''TankiOnline'' permanently by holding Shift+Delete?

Exactly! Well said.

It won't, well for the first time it will most probably take longer than normally but eventually it should work. Since you provided a second screen shot, it seems like the problem is from your net, can you try to reboot your internet or modem please once? Usually that fixes such problem as the one in the picture you provided.