If I'm flying to Canada...will I be able to play?

I fly out Tuesday morning, early, and was wondering if I were to install this on my friends computer and play while I'm up there, I'm I going to incur any punishment for playing on an ISP THOUSANDS of miles away?

I only ask because I used to play a game where if you logged in from a different location without stating you would be there and for how long, the game would flag you and you'd be suspended for a time period.

It will lock you out until you reset your password via email. Once you do that you shouldn't have any issues until you get back home, when it will lock you out again.

you will be forced to change your password and reconfirm that you are you... having a security token makes it a little easier. but no i float between Houston and Austin Texas all the time.

I can't attest to Canada, but I live in Texas and visited my family in Pennsylvania over Christmas holiday (around 1800miles away). I logged in for 3-4 days out of a 2 week stay at my brother's house and I didn't incur any penalties. You should be good to go!

Happy playing!

Edit: Saw the 2 posts above mine. I have an Authenticator so I didn't know the rest of that was necessary.

It'll probably ask you to change your password, if you don't have a security token, but afaik it should still let you play.

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Originally Posted by LygerZero

I fly out Tuesday morning, early, and was wondering if I were to install this on my friends computer and play while I'm up there, I'm I going to incur any punishment for playing on an ISP THOUSANDS of miles away?

I only ask because I used to play a game where if you logged in from a different location without stating you would be there and for how long, the game would flag you and you'd be suspended for a time period.

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No, basicly what will happen is it'll give you a pop-upon the launcher about a security issue, simply check your email, change your password and you'll be good to go.

There's a location check where if you IP has swapped from UK > USA (as an example) it'll lock your account off until the password is changed.

That's about it.

Awesome. Thanks everyone!

No because there are no internets at 18,000 feet.