If I said that your password kinda reminded me of "Hercules", would that jog your memory at all?

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I've moved BR to a different server. This should be completely transparent to everyone. The only possible exception I can think of is anyone connecting directly to the IP address will have to change it to 104.156.225.120.

Otherwise, let me know if you notice any issues.

Aww, thanks. It's fun to see people still using BR. I'll make sure it has a home as long as I am able to.

I just made a long overdue upgrade to the forums. We have moved from phpBB2 (circa 2007) to the latest version of phpBB3 (and the latest version of the theme we use). Hopefully it will keep the spammers at bay. I don't expect many problems but let me know if something isn't working for you. Thanks, ...

Cyberz NOW!!!

Thanks for the loving, Bluey. It was very inspirational...

That's what she said!

And yet another IP address change. Our new IP address is 71.87.27.113. Most people should never need to use this but if you are one of the few who uses IP addresses, this will be important to you.

Score wrote:I can't be of any other help because--I don't know it, it's on here somewhere, I'm just too lazy to get it and post it. But have fun! And good luck!

For that matter, Score, it's on the top of every forum page. You know, where it says:

Barren Realms MUD
barren.barrenrealmsmud.com 8000

Arias wrote:Yes Folks...the Imp of BR is still alive and kicking!

I only kicked you that one time and the bruise healed pretty quickly. Quit whining!

I pop in at least once a year so my account isn't deleted. Back when Kiri ran the place I wrote a small program for her that deleted unused characters. I haven't run it since she left. There really isn't much reason. We have tons of disk space and no shortage of possible character names. Maybe some...

kiri wrote:Eh, you asked for it.

Wait, what now? I did what?! Umm, how did I ask for this?

Score wrote:(i still got it.)

What, mono?

Still waiting on phpBB3 but recent attacks made me take action now. We were averaging over a dozen spam registrations a day. (Ironically, the system that I installed a long time ago made most of their registrations useless since their web addresses never showed up in their profiles but they never no...