Shortly after that member activity began getting moderated. They were handed beta keys to disperse amongst their regulars(I was one of these but they accidentally gave me the full game instead of the beta). For example: the admins got the full game of RS2 without having to pay for it. It's pretty obvious why, with such a popularity the developers started giving special treatment. It became less of a community of Ro2/Rs1 fans and more of a "corporate" community. I'd spend most of my free time on discord bullshitting with the other regulars and playing RO2 or RS2(when that came out).Īround when RS2 was about to release though there was a definite shift in vibe. Heavy intense nights of Ro2 and Rs1, and a little branching out into other games. I remember the mass exodus from MM to BB. If you try to add this Gameserver to the Steam favorites this port needs to be used here.From the beginning it was all right. Steam is using this port for filling the server list for example. It delivers information like the current player count, the servers name, and some other information. The Query Port delivers some information about the current Gameservers state. For attempting to direct connect this port is usually used to connect. So after connecting to any Gameserver, the traffic is using this port. The Gameserver itself is running on the Game Port. Unless there is no specific port defined on the Web interface they should be the same. In some cases, there is no difference between Game Port and Query Port. Depending on the connection type it appears, that the Query Port is used for connection as well. The Query Port just reports some information about the Gameservers status. The Game Port primary is used to play on the server. If the connection is made within the game itself, the Game Port is used.ĭifference between Game Port and Query Port If Steam is used to connect, often the Steam Query Port needs to be used. In most cases, you can differ between Game Port and (Steam) Query Port. The game server offers several ports to connect to.
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