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Ok, since so many of you guys are having trouble downloading the full version, PcJoe sent me the patch so that I can release it and I'm hosting it on a T3 line based in UK. This patch will replace your 1.0 installation with 1.1.
It's all set up now, I asked my friend next door to test (also on T3), and this was his result:
(of course that was next door, you won't get speeds like that accross the oceans.... it should still be good though).
Right click on the following link and click on "Save Target As..."
ESF b1.1 Upgrade Patch NO LONGER ACTIVE
[ESF]MetroTek tested the download for me and got 250-300k/s. Considering that was US to UK, that's pretty good. =P
Only 20 users can download at the same time, so if it fails to download that means 20 others are already downloading it, try again in a bit. The file size is 37.9MB. So you won't be tied down on the queue for too long. People who were able to download it, please post the speeds you are got/are getting, and also your location. Oh and one more thing: so that 1 user doesn't leech all the bandwidth by multi-connecting, only 1 connection per IP is allowed.
Guess that's about it, enjoy!
[hoping this is stickied]
It's all set up now, I asked my friend next door to test (also on T3), and this was his result:
(of course that was next door, you won't get speeds like that accross the oceans.... it should still be good though).
Right click on the following link and click on "Save Target As..."
ESF b1.1 Upgrade Patch NO LONGER ACTIVE
[ESF]MetroTek tested the download for me and got 250-300k/s. Considering that was US to UK, that's pretty good. =P
Only 20 users can download at the same time, so if it fails to download that means 20 others are already downloading it, try again in a bit. The file size is 37.9MB. So you won't be tied down on the queue for too long. People who were able to download it, please post the speeds you are got/are getting, and also your location. Oh and one more thing: so that 1 user doesn't leech all the bandwidth by multi-connecting, only 1 connection per IP is allowed.
Guess that's about it, enjoy!
[hoping this is stickied]
