When you try to connect to a high ping server or one that is not responding, the UI disappears, and you can see your character from the main menu. You can move the camera around freely as if you were spectating a game.
Trying to join my own malfunctioning server. (the server log showed no connection attempt) https://youtu.be/i6EeUSHysbE
They would have to ban all keys, then contact Valve and get them to accept a batch request for 3k+ release override keys. The Mordhau developers were never allowed to sell keys through the webshop, so a request to generate new keys for those who bought it there would most likely be denied. The Kickstarter keys would most likely also be rejected unless they have a good legitimate reason to ban all keys and generate new ones.
Tons of people have already bought alpha keys from other users for hundreds of dollars; they would not be happy if they found out that they lost access because the original backer wanted to give it/sell it to someone else.
This is way too much of a clusterfuck for the developers to deal with, so this won't happen.
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22 Oct
FelixForwarded to webmaster.
8 Nov '17
FelixWhen you try to connect to a high ping server or one that is not responding, the UI disappears, and you can see your character from the main menu. You can move the camera around freely as if you were spectating a game.
Trying to join my own malfunctioning server. (the server log showed no connection attempt)
https://youtu.be/i6EeUSHysbE
Trying to join a server slow to respond. (most common with high ping servers)
https://youtu.be/I2JtF2NGvvc
8 Nov '17
FelixNo.
They would have to ban all keys, then contact Valve and get them to accept a batch request for 3k+ release override keys. The Mordhau developers were never allowed to sell keys through the webshop, so a request to generate new keys for those who bought it there would most likely be denied. The Kickstarter keys would most likely also be rejected unless they have a good legitimate reason to ban all keys and generate new ones.
Tons of people have already bought alpha keys from other users for hundreds of dollars; they would not be happy if they found out that they lost access because the original backer wanted to give it/sell it to someone else.
This is way too much of a clusterfuck for the developers to deal with, so this won't happen.