Okay, so I know that there are plenty of people from other countries, but does anyone know why I wouldn't be able to log onto Nexus in Japan. It just sits and looks for the server then either times out, says the network is unreachable, can't find the server, or can't connect for some other reason.

My internet connection is working fine, so I didn't know if there was some other reason anyone could think of.

Is it a work- or school-connection? If so, the network admins could've prevented outgoing connections to port 23. You could also try to open up a console and try to ping achaea.com or telnet to achaea.com.

we don't like japan

@rukimoro: ironic

@Lana: Open up a console? Not familar with that... Telnet doesn't work

Using Vista or XP? If Vista, press <windows key>+R. If XP, then Start->Run. It asks for the name of a program, type CMD.

Then, try "ping achaea.com" and "telnet achaea.com".

Also try port 2003.

And to answer your next question: Yes! Achaea -does- include wearable tentacle tattoos!

I thought there was something about Achaea being banned in China or Japan ... Maybe I'm thinking another game but I think Sarapis was all upset about it at one time.

It was China.

And he called them -hats.

This works for XP as well.

Achaea in Philippines uh. My nexus stops if I use. So I use zmud. Is okay but sometimes laggy but is problem my connection. On good day is okay the speed

I love hearing/seeing non-native English speakers speak/write.

It does, yes, but I prefer Start->Run myself. Much easier

[wisdom] A keyboard shortcut is always quicker and easier the doing it by mouse click [/wisdom]

I fix okay? D:

Achaea in Philippines is okay. Nexus stops sometime especially when I need do something important. This make me use Zmud which I got free (Please don't ask. Poverty make me do it. I want try learn Mush but eyes bleed when see scripts because I am not master of this). The speed in zmud is okay. I get laggy more than others sometime. Maybe third world connections is should blame.

Probably satellites is should blame, they're all -ing terrible for pings.

Standard height satellites can't get around it though. Just due to the distance, you end up with at least a 1000 ms (round trip) latency. Low-orbit satellites are promising, dropping it to 300 ms (round trip) and lower, but they're not really used much yet.

Oh, no, I completely understood you!
It's just obvious you spend a LOT more time thinking about your posts than anyone else here on the forums. (Which is a good thing!)
I like being able to see the thought process behind the writing - and it is evident for non-native english speakers.