Any way to log myself out from a different computer?

[murray21]

I have P99 installed on my home comp and my work comp. I left work today without logging out, so I can't log in from home since I'm getting a 1018 error (you currently have an active player on that server). Anyone see an easy fix or am I stuck waiting out the night? For some reason I thought that it would kick me from the game I was logged into when I tried to relog in from home on a different comp.

[Atmas]

Can you RDP into your work PC?

Get on another account or ask a friend to petition in game to get you kicked.

[Dreenk317]

The petition thing will work, just have to wait for it to get seen by a gm.

OR
Cut your work buildings hardline so your computer goes linkdead, wait the thirty seconds and log in.

[Mead]

gj

[Kesselring]

I find it kind of weird that p99 doesnt kick the person playing when you try to login to the account. I was almost positive that was a thing on classic (had shared accounts with irl friends on classic eq back in the day and we'd always be kicking each other off from signing in or at least I thought so).

[commongood]

Originally Posted by Kesselring [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I find it kind of weird that p99 doesnt kick the person playing when you try to login to the account. I was almost positive that was a thing on classic (had shared accounts with irl friends on classic eq back in the day and we'd always be kicking each other off from signing in or at least I thought so).

Can confirm that is how it worked on live. You would be kicked if someone logged on while you were online. Not sure why it’s different here.

[Lhancelot]

This is karma. Don't play from work. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[jakerees]

Originally Posted by commongood [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Can confirm that is how it worked on live. You would be kicked if someone logged on while you were online. Not sure why it’s different here.

Seconded. My brother shared his account with me when he got me into EQ in early 2000 and I was still in high school. I was in a tech drafting class that had a computer lab to do our work in and was surprised to see EQ installed on the one I was working on one day and logged in, which apparently kicked my brother off. When I got home later he told me he changed the password because he thought someone hacked his account.