ENT Gaming

Here is the video I have recorded on GProxy

I have been disconnecting so much right now on GPRoxy server what is going on? It was working so smooth the last week.
Now this week it's not very stable to rely on GPRoxy as a reconnection tool.

VIDEO: http://www.sendspace.com/file/uq3m2n

I have used ENT connect it is the same problem.
but did not record it on ENT connect because it is the same problem for GPROxy

When I tested to go on battle.net and tested in games it did not disconnect.

reinstalled groxy same problem

well I'm going to be going on battle.net unless GProxy server is fixed.
It will not be my fault if I get disconnected from battle.net due to gproxy server.
I'm using VOIP home phone so when someone calls us "I get disconnected"

any further solutions?

I see you played one game on ENT Connect. The bot automatically disconnects if there's only one player in the game. If you want to continue playing after one player is left, then use !fakeplayer to add a fake player to the lobby.

Thank you very much it works

but When I test to put all comps and start game it doesn't count?
I just get disconnected from that. all the slots are filled just to test.

xxDragooonxx wrote:Thank you very much it works

but When I test to put all comps and start game it doesn't count?
I just get disconnected from that. all the slots are filled just to test.

No, you need to have an actual (fake works too) player. If you want to play a single-player game you don't need to host it on the bot

For someone who keeps posting random links of youtube videos on our channel, you decide to upload this one on sendspace

Anyway if you want to play a game solo you dont need to use a bot like uakf.b said, you can either just play it yourself on single player, play on LAN, or just host one yourself (Create game button while looking at the game list) if you wish to be logged onto bnet.

As posted before, there's really no point in using public hosting if you're playing alone. In fact it's better to play on LAN than public hosting by yourself since you'll not experience any delay.

Nuff said.