Hello,I have a MMORPG game that I play on the computer. In this game, there is a "multi-client" feature, which means I can run the same game on one computer with three different accounts. In total, I can run this game three times from one computer.
However, after opening the third client in this game, I cannot open the game on a laptop that uses the same modem or internet. This is because the game allows a maximum of 3 characters to enter using "1 Modem or ISP IP." In other words, there is a limit of opening 3 clients from one Modem IP.
To be able to play the game on the laptop, I share the mobile data or internet from my phone's SIM card with the laptop. This way, I can access the game on the laptop.
My question is:Can I bypass this limit using a different ISP IP masking method with the internet at my home?For example, if I purchase an additional router for my home modem, create an internet bridge connection between this router and my modem, and then provide internet to the laptop through the router via an RJ45 connection, can I surpass the limit? This is just a theory, and I haven't had the opportunity to test it because I don't have a router.
If you have any other methods, programs, or devices to suggest, I can consider reviewing or purchasing them.
I can run three clients on the laptop using free VPN programs like Windscribe, but many free Windscribe VPN IPs are often banned or I may experience ping issues due to the servers I connect to.
However, after opening the third client in this game, I cannot open the game on a laptop that uses the same modem or internet. This is because the game allows a maximum of 3 characters to enter using "1 Modem or ISP IP." In other words, there is a limit of opening 3 clients from one Modem IP.
To be able to play the game on the laptop, I share the mobile data or internet from my phone's SIM card with the laptop. This way, I can access the game on the laptop.
My question is:Can I bypass this limit using a different ISP IP masking method with the internet at my home?For example, if I purchase an additional router for my home modem, create an internet bridge connection between this router and my modem, and then provide internet to the laptop through the router via an RJ45 connection, can I surpass the limit? This is just a theory, and I haven't had the opportunity to test it because I don't have a router.
If you have any other methods, programs, or devices to suggest, I can consider reviewing or purchasing them.
I can run three clients on the laptop using free VPN programs like Windscribe, but many free Windscribe VPN IPs are often banned or I may experience ping issues due to the servers I connect to.
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