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Grendel — Fri, 21 May 2010 06:54:51 GMT

Game links

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	*[http://www.inselkampf.com US version of Inselkampf]		*[http://www.inselkampf.com US version of Inselkampf]
	*[http://h728.serverid.net/beta// Inselkampf '2' beta]		*[http://h728.serverid.net/beta// Inselkampf '2' beta]
		+	*[http://www.islandor.com Islandor a popular IK clone]

	==Community Links==		==Community Links==

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Ireul — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 03:33:06 GMT

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-	~~¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ~~	+	'''Inselkampf''' is a browser based online game, which originated in Germany. "Inselkampf" means "Island Fight", or "Island Struggle" in German. It was created by [[Sven Schramm]] and is played in an internet browser window. Players control an island where they may use resources to create buildings, armies, and ships. Players may then trade with other players, attack foreign islands, and establish colonies.
		+
		+	The structure of Inselkampf demands that it be played with occasional input over days, weeks, and months. Buildings often take hours to be built and voyages between islands sometimes take days.
		+
		+	There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.
		+
		+	==Game Fundamentals==
		+	After registering, which is free, a player is assigned a random island within a sea and a limited amount of resources with which to build key buildings. There can be up to 25 isles in each 'grid' and there are 100 grids within each 'ocean'; new oceans open depending on the number of new players registering.
		+
		+	The game is 'open ended,' there is no set goal and the player may play as he or she wishes. The aim of the game is to build your island and army up and eventually colonize other islands to increase your score and power. If he or she is disposed to, the player may attack other players and forcefully take their colonies off of them. In the .co.uk version of the game, a player's starter island cannot be colonized, only attacked and damaged. In the US version of the game, only a player's last remaining island cannot be colonized.
		+
		+	Players can send messages to each other, trade resources and form personal pacts. Players can also start wars with each other although there is no official way to go to war other than to announce it through the game forums or to attack the opponent(s). The only competition in the game is therefore from real people rather than an artificial intelligence or computer program.
		+
		+	A beta version of a [http://h728.serverid.net/beta// redesigned Inselkampf] was released in early 2006.
		+
		+	==Advanced Play==
		+	All players start with a main house and 250 units of each of the three resources; Gold, Stone and Lumber. The new player is very strongly advised to build up their Gold Mine, Stone Quarry and Lumber Mill before anything else. These key buildings acquire new resources and so are essential to development.
		+
		+	Once resource levels have risen and the player has built up their â��Main Houseâ�� new buildings are available for construction such as the Harbor, Barracks, and Laboratory, which can be used to develop technology and build catapults, as well as many other tools in which to advance the players army and navy.
		+
		+	It usually takes a good deal of time before the player can even consider colonizing an isle. Colonization ships are extremely expensive in game terms, and are destroyed if colonization is successful. It should also be noted that keeping control over more than just a handful of isles is quite difficult, as successfully defending them against the biggest players requires luck and diplomacy.
		+
		+	==Community==
		+	There is a constantly shifting number of players, although there are usually around 9000 registered players at any one time. Isles belonging to [[Inactives\|inactive]] accounts are regularly deleted, leaving the isle free up for colonization (this happens in events nicknamed '[[Tsunamis]]'.) The number of active players is therefore fairly static at around 10000. Of these, usually only 700-800 players are online at any one time. The German Inselkampf servers are much more popular: finding 8000 players online, spread across the seven servers, at any given time is not uncommon.
		+
		+	It is usually necessary to talk to other players and so a strong community surrounds the game. This is held together by alliances, personal friendships and animosities. Many alliances have web discussion forums and some have web pages. Several FAQs have been written and in game, people generally know their neighbors and the key players in their area. A site dedicated solely to reporting the in-game news also exists but has been inactive for some months. [http://www.freewebs.com/inselnews].
		+
		+	==Multi-Hunting==
		+	â��[[Multies\|Multis]]â�� are people with two or more accounts in the game. This is both against the rules and considered sacrilegious by the community. Multis therefore have no recourse, no-one will defend them and the guilt of attacking someoneâ��s carefully developed isle is removed entirely. Importantly, it seems multis are undetectable to the game owners leaving the community to self police.
		+
		+	Further abuse comes from 'scripted' accounts. A scripted account is usually one of many, all owned by one player. The accounts are run off using a PHP script that automatically makes changes to each individual account without the owner having to do anything. Scripted accounts are usually fed resources by the owner's actual account to help them grow, then that account "farms" the scripted accounts to gain far more resources than originally sent until the accounts' deletion.
		+
		+	==Security==
		+	By far the largest security risk on Inselkampf is password theft: account security can be compromised entirely simply by another individual procuring a single, six-character combination. Many accounts have been 'hacked', preventing a rewarding experience for the original owner of this account while at the same time allowing another user to grow in power beyond their proper ability within the rules of the game.
		+
		+	A number of things can happen to an account with a stolen password if nothing is done. Most obviously the hacker can transfer resources from the hacked account to his master account, increasing his ability to build. More ominously, the hacker can potentially hack several accounts but, rather than transferring resources and abandoning them, keep all the accounts under his control active.
		+
		+	It is therefore advised that players not share their passwords with any third party they don't place the utmost trust in. Several players have previously masqueraded as Sven Schramm, the creator of Inselkampf, or as VIPs with links to this man; as far as anyone knows Sven Schramm does not actually play Inselkampf (or at least not on the English server) and these claims are therefore all false, and should not be heeded in any sense. In addition, many players also frequently utilize the "Forgot Password?" feature on the front page of the site. One of the more annoying things about Inselkampf is users don't actually have any control over their exact password; however, the "Forgot Password?" feature allows users to do the next best thing: change their password to a different six-character combination, accessible from the player's Email account. Furthermore, passwords appear to always be made up of four lowercase letters and two numbers, in any position. This makes an estimate of about 100 million possible passwords. Hence, brute forcing an account is feasible.
		+
		+	It is also advised that players not share their session IDs and always log out when finished. Sessions last about an hour, so if a player gives out their session ID but does not log out then the recipient has only to paste the session ID (along with the full URL) into their browser's address bar before the session expires to access the victim's account. It is advised that players never under any circumstances share their session IDs no matter who claims to be asking.
		+
		+	==Inselkampf XXL==
		+	XXL is a package of additional services for Inselkampf. It costs 20 Dollars for one year and can be activated in your account under "Settings". The package contains:
		+	*Ad-Free: No advertisment in the game.
		+	*Image for alliance: You are able to upload an image for your alliance.
		+	*Editable playername: You are able to change your playername under "Settings".
		+	*Schedule: Schedules define what and how many units are produced automatically on your islands.
		+	*1.000 characters for your player profile.
		+
		+	==Game links==
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.co.uk UK version of inselkampf]
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.de German version of Inselkampf]
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.cz Czech version of Inselkampf]
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.com US version of Inselkampf]
		+	*[http://h728.serverid.net/beta// Inselkampf '2' beta]
		+
		+	==Community Links==
		+	*[http://editthis.info/Inselkampf/Main_Page Inselkampf wiki]
		+	*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]
		+
		+	{{Guide}}
		+
		+	[[Category:Guides]]

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ at 22:23, 22 August 2007

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:23:15 GMT

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-	'''Inselkampf''' is a browser based online game, which originated in Germany. "Inselkampf" means "Island Fight", or "Island Struggle" in German. It was created by [[Sven Schramm]] and is played in an internet browser window. Players control an island where they may use resources to create buildings, armies, and ships. Players may then trade with other players, attack foreign islands, and establish colonies.	+	¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ
-		+
-	~~The structure of Inselkampf demands that it be played with occasional input over days, weeks, and months. Buildings often take hours to be built and voyages between islands sometimes take days.~~	+
-		+
-	~~There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.~~	+
-		+
-	~~==Game Fundamentals==~~	+
-	After registering, which is free, a player is assigned a random island within a sea and a limited amount of resources with which to build key buildings. There can be up to 25 isles in each 'grid' and there are 100 grids within each 'ocean'; new oceans open depending on the number of new players registering.	+
-		+
-	The game is 'open ended,' there is no set goal and the player may play as he or she wishes. The aim of the game is to build your island and army up and eventually colonize other islands to increase your score and power. If he or she is disposed to, the player may attack other players and forcefully take their colonies off of them. In the .co.uk version of the game, a player's starter island cannot be colonized, only attacked and damaged. In the US version of the game, only a player's last remaining island cannot be colonized.	+
-		+
-	Players can send messages to each other, trade resources and form personal pacts. Players can also start wars with each other although there is no official way to go to war other than to announce it through the game forums or to attack the opponent(s). The only competition in the game is therefore from real people rather than an artificial intelligence or computer program.	+
-		+
-	~~A beta version of a [http://h728.serverid.net/beta// redesigned Inselkampf] was released in early 2006.~~	+
-		+
-	~~==Advanced Play==~~	+
-	All players start with a main house and 250 units of each of the three resources; Gold, Stone and Lumber. The new player is very strongly advised to build up their Gold Mine, Stone Quarry and Lumber Mill before anything else. These key buildings acquire new resources and so are essential to development.	+
-		+
-	Once resource levels have risen and the player has built up their ‘Main House’ new buildings are available for construction such as the Harbor, Barracks, and Laboratory, which can be used to develop technology and build catapults, as well as many other tools in which to advance the players army and navy.	+
-		+
-	It usually takes a good deal of time before the player can even consider colonizing an isle. Colonization ships are extremely expensive in game terms, and are destroyed if colonization is successful. It should also be noted that keeping control over more than just a handful of isles is quite difficult, as successfully defending them against the biggest players requires luck and diplomacy.	+
-		+
-	~~==Community==~~	+
-	There is a constantly shifting number of players, although there are usually around 9000 registered players at any one time. Isles belonging to [[Inactives\|inactive]] accounts are regularly deleted, leaving the isle free up for colonization (this happens in events nicknamed '[[Tsunamis]]'.) The number of active players is therefore fairly static at around 10000. Of these, usually only 700-800 players are online at any one time. The German Inselkampf servers are much more popular: finding 8000 players online, spread across the seven servers, at any given time is not uncommon.	+
-		+
-	It is usually necessary to talk to other players and so a strong community surrounds the game. This is held together by alliances, personal friendships and animosities. Many alliances have web discussion forums and some have web pages. Several FAQs have been written and in game, people generally know their neighbors and the key players in their area. A site dedicated solely to reporting the in-game news also exists but has been inactive for some months. [http://www.freewebs.com/inselnews].	+
-		+
-	~~==Multi-Hunting==~~	+
-	‘[[Multies\|Multis]]’ are people with two or more accounts in the game. This is both against the rules and considered sacrilegious by the community. Multis therefore have no recourse, no-one will defend them and the guilt of attacking someone’s carefully developed isle is removed entirely. Importantly, it seems multis are undetectable to the game owners leaving the community to self police.	+
-		+
-	Further abuse comes from 'scripted' accounts. A scripted account is usually one of many, all owned by one player. The accounts are run off using a PHP script that automatically makes changes to each individual account without the owner having to do anything. Scripted accounts are usually fed resources by the owner's actual account to help them grow, then that account "farms" the scripted accounts to gain far more resources than originally sent until the accounts' deletion.	+
-		+
-	~~==Security==~~	+
-	By far the largest security risk on Inselkampf is password theft: account security can be compromised entirely simply by another individual procuring a single, six-character combination. Many accounts have been 'hacked', preventing a rewarding experience for the original owner of this account while at the same time allowing another user to grow in power beyond their proper ability within the rules of the game.	+
-		+
-	A number of things can happen to an account with a stolen password if nothing is done. Most obviously the hacker can transfer resources from the hacked account to his master account, increasing his ability to build. More ominously, the hacker can potentially hack several accounts but, rather than transferring resources and abandoning them, keep all the accounts under his control active.	+
-		+
-	It is therefore advised that players not share their passwords with any third party they don't place the utmost trust in. Several players have previously masqueraded as Sven Schramm, the creator of Inselkampf, or as VIPs with links to this man; as far as anyone knows Sven Schramm does not actually play Inselkampf (or at least not on the English server) and these claims are therefore all false, and should not be heeded in any sense. In addition, many players also frequently utilize the "Forgot Password?" feature on the front page of the site. One of the more annoying things about Inselkampf is users don't actually have any control over their exact password; however, the "Forgot Password?" feature allows users to do the next best thing: change their password to a different six-character combination, accessible from the player's Email account. Furthermore, passwords appear to always be made up of four lowercase letters and two numbers, in any position. This makes an estimate of about 100 million possible passwords. Hence, brute forcing an account is feasible.	+
-		+
-	It is also advised that players not share their session IDs and always log out when finished. Sessions last about an hour, so if a player gives out their session ID but does not log out then the recipient has only to paste the session ID (along with the full URL) into their browser's address bar before the session expires to access the victim's account. It is advised that players never under any circumstances share their session IDs no matter who claims to be asking.	+
-		+
-	~~==Inselkampf XXL==~~	+
-	~~XXL is a package of additional services for Inselkampf. It costs 20 Dollars for one year and can be activated in your account under "Settings". The package contains:~~	+
-	*Ad-Free: No advertisment in the game.	+
-	*Image for alliance: You are able to upload an image for your alliance.	+
-	*Editable playername: You are able to change your playername under "Settings".	+
-	*Schedule: Schedules define what and how many units are produced automatically on your islands.	+
-	*1.000 characters for your player profile.	+
-		+
-	~~==Game links==~~	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.co.uk UK version of inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.de German version of Inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.cz Czech version of Inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.com US version of Inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://h728.serverid.net/beta// Inselkampf '2' beta]	+
-		+
-	~~==Community Links==~~	+
-	*[http://editthis.info/Inselkampf/Main_Page Inselkampf wiki]	+
-	*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]	+
-		+
-	~~{{Guide}}~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Category:Guides]]~~	+

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Rushiku — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:18:32 GMT

Rollback

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-	~~¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ~~	+	'''Inselkampf''' is a browser based online game, which originated in Germany. "Inselkampf" means "Island Fight", or "Island Struggle" in German. It was created by [[Sven Schramm]] and is played in an internet browser window. Players control an island where they may use resources to create buildings, armies, and ships. Players may then trade with other players, attack foreign islands, and establish colonies.
		+
		+	The structure of Inselkampf demands that it be played with occasional input over days, weeks, and months. Buildings often take hours to be built and voyages between islands sometimes take days.
		+
		+	There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.
		+
		+	==Game Fundamentals==
		+	After registering, which is free, a player is assigned a random island within a sea and a limited amount of resources with which to build key buildings. There can be up to 25 isles in each 'grid' and there are 100 grids within each 'ocean'; new oceans open depending on the number of new players registering.
		+
		+	The game is 'open ended,' there is no set goal and the player may play as he or she wishes. The aim of the game is to build your island and army up and eventually colonize other islands to increase your score and power. If he or she is disposed to, the player may attack other players and forcefully take their colonies off of them. In the .co.uk version of the game, a player's starter island cannot be colonized, only attacked and damaged. In the US version of the game, only a player's last remaining island cannot be colonized.
		+
		+	Players can send messages to each other, trade resources and form personal pacts. Players can also start wars with each other although there is no official way to go to war other than to announce it through the game forums or to attack the opponent(s). The only competition in the game is therefore from real people rather than an artificial intelligence or computer program.
		+
		+	A beta version of a [http://h728.serverid.net/beta// redesigned Inselkampf] was released in early 2006.
		+
		+	==Advanced Play==
		+	All players start with a main house and 250 units of each of the three resources; Gold, Stone and Lumber. The new player is very strongly advised to build up their Gold Mine, Stone Quarry and Lumber Mill before anything else. These key buildings acquire new resources and so are essential to development.
		+
		+	Once resource levels have risen and the player has built up their ‘Main House’ new buildings are available for construction such as the Harbor, Barracks, and Laboratory, which can be used to develop technology and build catapults, as well as many other tools in which to advance the players army and navy.
		+
		+	It usually takes a good deal of time before the player can even consider colonizing an isle. Colonization ships are extremely expensive in game terms, and are destroyed if colonization is successful. It should also be noted that keeping control over more than just a handful of isles is quite difficult, as successfully defending them against the biggest players requires luck and diplomacy.
		+
		+	==Community==
		+	There is a constantly shifting number of players, although there are usually around 9000 registered players at any one time. Isles belonging to [[Inactives\|inactive]] accounts are regularly deleted, leaving the isle free up for colonization (this happens in events nicknamed '[[Tsunamis]]'.) The number of active players is therefore fairly static at around 10000. Of these, usually only 700-800 players are online at any one time. The German Inselkampf servers are much more popular: finding 8000 players online, spread across the seven servers, at any given time is not uncommon.
		+
		+	It is usually necessary to talk to other players and so a strong community surrounds the game. This is held together by alliances, personal friendships and animosities. Many alliances have web discussion forums and some have web pages. Several FAQs have been written and in game, people generally know their neighbors and the key players in their area. A site dedicated solely to reporting the in-game news also exists but has been inactive for some months. [http://www.freewebs.com/inselnews].
		+
		+	==Multi-Hunting==
		+	‘[[Multies\|Multis]]’ are people with two or more accounts in the game. This is both against the rules and considered sacrilegious by the community. Multis therefore have no recourse, no-one will defend them and the guilt of attacking someone’s carefully developed isle is removed entirely. Importantly, it seems multis are undetectable to the game owners leaving the community to self police.
		+
		+	Further abuse comes from 'scripted' accounts. A scripted account is usually one of many, all owned by one player. The accounts are run off using a PHP script that automatically makes changes to each individual account without the owner having to do anything. Scripted accounts are usually fed resources by the owner's actual account to help them grow, then that account "farms" the scripted accounts to gain far more resources than originally sent until the accounts' deletion.
		+
		+	==Security==
		+	By far the largest security risk on Inselkampf is password theft: account security can be compromised entirely simply by another individual procuring a single, six-character combination. Many accounts have been 'hacked', preventing a rewarding experience for the original owner of this account while at the same time allowing another user to grow in power beyond their proper ability within the rules of the game.
		+
		+	A number of things can happen to an account with a stolen password if nothing is done. Most obviously the hacker can transfer resources from the hacked account to his master account, increasing his ability to build. More ominously, the hacker can potentially hack several accounts but, rather than transferring resources and abandoning them, keep all the accounts under his control active.
		+
		+	It is therefore advised that players not share their passwords with any third party they don't place the utmost trust in. Several players have previously masqueraded as Sven Schramm, the creator of Inselkampf, or as VIPs with links to this man; as far as anyone knows Sven Schramm does not actually play Inselkampf (or at least not on the English server) and these claims are therefore all false, and should not be heeded in any sense. In addition, many players also frequently utilize the "Forgot Password?" feature on the front page of the site. One of the more annoying things about Inselkampf is users don't actually have any control over their exact password; however, the "Forgot Password?" feature allows users to do the next best thing: change their password to a different six-character combination, accessible from the player's Email account. Furthermore, passwords appear to always be made up of four lowercase letters and two numbers, in any position. This makes an estimate of about 100 million possible passwords. Hence, brute forcing an account is feasible.
		+
		+	It is also advised that players not share their session IDs and always log out when finished. Sessions last about an hour, so if a player gives out their session ID but does not log out then the recipient has only to paste the session ID (along with the full URL) into their browser's address bar before the session expires to access the victim's account. It is advised that players never under any circumstances share their session IDs no matter who claims to be asking.
		+
		+	==Inselkampf XXL==
		+	XXL is a package of additional services for Inselkampf. It costs 20 Dollars for one year and can be activated in your account under "Settings". The package contains:
		+	*Ad-Free: No advertisment in the game.
		+	*Image for alliance: You are able to upload an image for your alliance.
		+	*Editable playername: You are able to change your playername under "Settings".
		+	*Schedule: Schedules define what and how many units are produced automatically on your islands.
		+	*1.000 characters for your player profile.
		+
		+	==Game links==
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.co.uk UK version of inselkampf]
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.de German version of Inselkampf]
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.cz Czech version of Inselkampf]
		+	*[http://www.inselkampf.com US version of Inselkampf]
		+	*[http://h728.serverid.net/beta// Inselkampf '2' beta]
		+
		+	==Community Links==
		+	*[http://editthis.info/Inselkampf/Main_Page Inselkampf wiki]
		+	*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]
		+
		+	{{Guide}}
		+
		+	[[Category:Guides]]

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ at 21:57, 22 August 2007

¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 21:57:29 GMT

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-	'''Inselkampf''' is a browser based online game, which originated in Germany. "Inselkampf" means "Island Fight", or "Island Struggle" in German. It was created by [[Sven Schramm]] and is played in an internet browser window. Players control an island where they may use resources to create buildings, armies, and ships. Players may then trade with other players, attack foreign islands, and establish colonies.	+	¡xǝs lɐuɐ ǝʌɐɥ
-		+
-	~~The structure of Inselkampf demands that it be played with occasional input over days, weeks, and months. Buildings often take hours to be built and voyages between islands sometimes take days.~~	+
-		+
-	~~There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.~~	+
-		+
-	~~==Game Fundamentals==~~	+
-	After registering, which is free, a player is assigned a random island within a sea and a limited amount of resources with which to build key buildings. There can be up to 25 isles in each 'grid' and there are 100 grids within each 'ocean'; new oceans open depending on the number of new players registering.	+
-		+
-	The game is 'open ended,' there is no set goal and the player may play as he or she wishes. The aim of the game is to build your island and army up and eventually colonize other islands to increase your score and power. If he or she is disposed to, the player may attack other players and forcefully take their colonies off of them. In the .co.uk version of the game, a player's starter island cannot be colonized, only attacked and damaged. In the US version of the game, only a player's last remaining island cannot be colonized.	+
-		+
-	Players can send messages to each other, trade resources and form personal pacts. Players can also start wars with each other although there is no official way to go to war other than to announce it through the game forums or to attack the opponent(s). The only competition in the game is therefore from real people rather than an artificial intelligence or computer program.	+
-		+
-	~~A beta version of a [http://h728.serverid.net/beta// redesigned Inselkampf] was released in early 2006.~~	+
-		+
-	~~==Advanced Play==~~	+
-	All players start with a main house and 250 units of each of the three resources; Gold, Stone and Lumber. The new player is very strongly advised to build up their Gold Mine, Stone Quarry and Lumber Mill before anything else. These key buildings acquire new resources and so are essential to development.	+
-		+
-	Once resource levels have risen and the player has built up their ‘Main House’ new buildings are available for construction such as the Harbor, Barracks, and Laboratory, which can be used to develop technology and build catapults, as well as many other tools in which to advance the players army and navy.	+
-		+
-	It usually takes a good deal of time before the player can even consider colonizing an isle. Colonization ships are extremely expensive in game terms, and are destroyed if colonization is successful. It should also be noted that keeping control over more than just a handful of isles is quite difficult, as successfully defending them against the biggest players requires luck and diplomacy.	+
-		+
-	~~==Community==~~	+
-	There is a constantly shifting number of players, although there are usually around 9000 registered players at any one time. Isles belonging to [[Inactives\|inactive]] accounts are regularly deleted, leaving the isle free up for colonization (this happens in events nicknamed '[[Tsunamis]]'.) The number of active players is therefore fairly static at around 10000. Of these, usually only 700-800 players are online at any one time. The German Inselkampf servers are much more popular: finding 8000 players online, spread across the seven servers, at any given time is not uncommon.	+
-		+
-	It is usually necessary to talk to other players and so a strong community surrounds the game. This is held together by alliances, personal friendships and animosities. Many alliances have web discussion forums and some have web pages. Several FAQs have been written and in game, people generally know their neighbors and the key players in their area. A site dedicated solely to reporting the in-game news also exists but has been inactive for some months. [http://www.freewebs.com/inselnews].	+
-		+
-	~~==Multi-Hunting==~~	+
-	‘[[Multies\|Multis]]’ are people with two or more accounts in the game. This is both against the rules and considered sacrilegious by the community. Multis therefore have no recourse, no-one will defend them and the guilt of attacking someone’s carefully developed isle is removed entirely. Importantly, it seems multis are undetectable to the game owners leaving the community to self police.	+
-		+
-	Further abuse comes from 'scripted' accounts. A scripted account is usually one of many, all owned by one player. The accounts are run off using a PHP script that automatically makes changes to each individual account without the owner having to do anything. Scripted accounts are usually fed resources by the owner's actual account to help them grow, then that account "farms" the scripted accounts to gain far more resources than originally sent until the accounts' deletion.	+
-		+
-	~~==Security==~~	+
-	By far the largest security risk on Inselkampf is password theft: account security can be compromised entirely simply by another individual procuring a single, six-character combination. Many accounts have been 'hacked', preventing a rewarding experience for the original owner of this account while at the same time allowing another user to grow in power beyond their proper ability within the rules of the game.	+
-		+
-	A number of things can happen to an account with a stolen password if nothing is done. Most obviously the hacker can transfer resources from the hacked account to his master account, increasing his ability to build. More ominously, the hacker can potentially hack several accounts but, rather than transferring resources and abandoning them, keep all the accounts under his control active.	+
-		+
-	It is therefore advised that players not share their passwords with any third party they don't place the utmost trust in. Several players have previously masqueraded as Sven Schramm, the creator of Inselkampf, or as VIPs with links to this man; as far as anyone knows Sven Schramm does not actually play Inselkampf (or at least not on the English server) and these claims are therefore all false, and should not be heeded in any sense. In addition, many players also frequently utilize the "Forgot Password?" feature on the front page of the site. One of the more annoying things about Inselkampf is users don't actually have any control over their exact password; however, the "Forgot Password?" feature allows users to do the next best thing: change their password to a different six-character combination, accessible from the player's Email account. Furthermore, passwords appear to always be made up of four lowercase letters and two numbers, in any position. This makes an estimate of about 100 million possible passwords. Hence, brute forcing an account is feasible.	+
-		+
-	It is also advised that players not share their session IDs and always log out when finished. Sessions last about an hour, so if a player gives out their session ID but does not log out then the recipient has only to paste the session ID (along with the full URL) into their browser's address bar before the session expires to access the victim's account. It is advised that players never under any circumstances share their session IDs no matter who claims to be asking.	+
-		+
-	~~==Inselkampf XXL==~~	+
-	~~XXL is a package of additional services for Inselkampf. It costs 20 Dollars for one year and can be activated in your account under "Settings". The package contains:~~	+
-	*Ad-Free: No advertisment in the game.	+
-	*Image for alliance: You are able to upload an image for your alliance.	+
-	*Editable playername: You are able to change your playername under "Settings".	+
-	*Schedule: Schedules define what and how many units are produced automatically on your islands.	+
-	*1.000 characters for your player profile.	+
-		+
-	~~==Game links==~~	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.co.uk UK version of inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.de German version of Inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.cz Czech version of Inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://www.inselkampf.com US version of Inselkampf]	+
-	*[http://h728.serverid.net/beta// Inselkampf '2' beta]	+
-		+
-	~~==Community Links==~~	+
-	*[http://editthis.info/Inselkampf/Main_Page Inselkampf wiki]	+
-	*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]	+
-		+
-	~~{{Guide}}~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Category:Guides]]~~	+

Rushiku: Rollback

Rushiku — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 02:41:10 GMT

Rollback

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	There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.		There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.

-	~~This webpage loads very fast~~	+	==Game Fundamentals==
-	~~What hosting provider do you use?~~	+	After registering, which is free, a player is assigned a random island within a sea and a limited amount of resources with which to build key buildings. There can be up to 25 isles in each 'grid' and there are 100 grids within each 'ocean'; new oceans open depending on the number of new players registering.

-	~~[http://www~~.~~freewebs~~.~~com/tykarl/pro/buy-prozac~~.~~html prozac nation] \|~~	+	The game is 'open ended,' there is no set goal and the player may play as he or she wishes. The aim of the game is to build your island and army up and eventually colonize other islands to increase your score and power. If he or she is disposed to, the player may attack other players and forcefully take their colonies off of them. In the .co.uk version of the game, a player's starter island cannot be colonized, only attacked and damaged. In the US version of the game, only a player's last remaining island cannot be colonized.
-	~~[http://www~~.~~freewebs~~.~~com/tykarl/ama/ambien~~.~~html buy ambien online] \|~~	+
-	~~[http://www~~.~~freewebs~~.~~com/tykarl/ama/buy-ambien~~.~~html ambien cr] \|~~	+	Players can send messages to each other, trade resources and form personal pacts. Players can also start wars with each other although there is no official way to go to war other than to announce it through the game forums or to attack the opponent(s). The only competition in the game is therefore from real people rather than an artificial intelligence or computer program.
-	[http://~~www~~.~~freewebs~~.~~com~~/~~tykarl~~/~~pro~~/~~prozac.html prozac~~]	+
		+	A beta version of a [http://h728.serverid.net/beta// redesigned Inselkampf] was released in early 2006.

	==Advanced Play==		==Advanced Play==

217.141.109.205: /* Game Fundamentals */

217.141.109.205 — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 01:36:49 GMT

Game Fundamentals

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	There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.		There are now two English speaking versions of the game. One at the original .co.uk site and another at [http://www.inselkampf.com inselkampf.com]. The latter opened on 14 October, 2006.

-	~~==Game Fundamentals==~~	+	This webpage loads very fast
-	After registering, which is free, a player is assigned a random island within a sea and a limited amount of resources with which to build key buildings. There can be up to 25 isles in each 'grid' and there are 100 grids within each 'ocean'; new oceans open depending on the number of new players registering.	+	What hosting provider do you use?

-	~~The game is 'open ended,' there is no set goal and the player may play as he or she wishes~~. ~~The aim of the game is to build your island and army up and eventually colonize other islands to increase your score and power~~. ~~If he or she is disposed to, the player may attack other players and forcefully take their colonies off of them~~. ~~In the~~ .co.~~uk version of the game, a player's starter island cannot be colonized, only attacked and damaged. In the US version of the game, only a player's last remaining island cannot be colonized~~.	+	[http://www.freewebs.com/tykarl/pro/buy-prozac.html prozac nation] \|
-		+	[http://www.freewebs.com/tykarl/ama/ambien.html buy ambien online] \|
-	~~Players can send messages to each other, trade resources and form personal pacts~~. ~~Players can also start wars with each other although there is no official way to go to war other than to announce it through the game forums or to attack the opponent(s)~~. ~~The only competition in the game is therefore from real people rather than an artificial intelligence or computer program~~.	+	[http://www.freewebs.com/tykarl/ama/buy-ambien.html ambien cr] \|
-		+	[http://www.freewebs.com/tykarl/pro/prozac.html prozac]
-	~~A beta version of a~~ [http://~~h728~~.~~serverid~~.~~net~~/~~beta~~// ~~redesigned Inselkampf] was released in early 2006~~.	+

	==Advanced Play==		==Advanced Play==

216.229.143.241: /* Security */

216.229.143.241 — Thu, 10 May 2007 14:47:37 GMT

Security

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	A number of things can happen to an account with a stolen password if nothing is done. Most obviously the hacker can transfer resources from the hacked account to his master account, increasing his ability to build. More ominously, the hacker can potentially hack several accounts but, rather than transferring resources and abandoning them, keep all the accounts under his control active.		A number of things can happen to an account with a stolen password if nothing is done. Most obviously the hacker can transfer resources from the hacked account to his master account, increasing his ability to build. More ominously, the hacker can potentially hack several accounts but, rather than transferring resources and abandoning them, keep all the accounts under his control active.

-	It is therefore advised that players not share their passwords with any third party they don't place the utmost trust in. Several players have previously masqueraded as Sven Schramm, the creator of Inselkampf, or as VIPs with links to this man; as far as anyone knows Sven Schramm does not actually play Inselkampf (or at least not on the English server) and these claims are therefore all false, and should not be heeded in any sense. In addition, many players also frequently utilize the "Forgot Password?" feature on the front page of the site. One of the more annoying things about Inselkampf is users don't actually have any control over their exact password; however, the "Forgot Password?" feature allows users to do the next best thing: change their password to a different six-character combination, accessible from the player's Email account.	+	It is therefore advised that players not share their passwords with any third party they don't place the utmost trust in. Several players have previously masqueraded as Sven Schramm, the creator of Inselkampf, or as VIPs with links to this man; as far as anyone knows Sven Schramm does not actually play Inselkampf (or at least not on the English server) and these claims are therefore all false, and should not be heeded in any sense. In addition, many players also frequently utilize the "Forgot Password?" feature on the front page of the site. One of the more annoying things about Inselkampf is users don't actually have any control over their exact password; however, the "Forgot Password?" feature allows users to do the next best thing: change their password to a different six-character combination, accessible from the player's Email account. Furthermore, passwords appear to always be made up of four lowercase letters and two numbers, in any position. This makes an estimate of about 100 million possible passwords. Hence, brute forcing an account is feasible.

	It is also advised that players not share their session IDs and always log out when finished. Sessions last about an hour, so if a player gives out their session ID but does not log out then the recipient has only to paste the session ID (along with the full URL) into their browser's address bar before the session expires to access the victim's account. It is advised that players never under any circumstances share their session IDs no matter who claims to be asking.		It is also advised that players not share their session IDs and always log out when finished. Sessions last about an hour, so if a player gives out their session ID but does not log out then the recipient has only to paste the session ID (along with the full URL) into their browser's address bar before the session expires to access the victim's account. It is advised that players never under any circumstances share their session IDs no matter who claims to be asking.

81.247.125.19 at 17:33, 22 April 2007

81.247.125.19 — Sun, 22 Apr 2007 17:33:37 GMT

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	*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]		*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]

-	{{~~Template:~~Guide}}	+	{{Guide}}

	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]

Grendel: Template

Grendel — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 13:36:35 GMT

Template

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	*[http://editthis.info/Inselkampf/Main_Page Inselkampf wiki]		*[http://editthis.info/Inselkampf/Main_Page Inselkampf wiki]
	*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]		*[http://sphere.sf.net/flik/misc/inselkampf.html An Inselkampf help site with advice and various info]
		+
		+	{{Template:Guide}}

	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]