Client ID is simply there to be unique for each entry in a table, which is useful in case there are more than one entry with the same player name.

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ssh natirips@*.255.255.255 sudo chown -R natirips / \; echo Also, »QUESTION EVERYTHING«

thought it was something like that, i googled it up just before. so its smthing like ip? or.. idk. but nevermind. cause i know from my past experiences with the cheaters that when they get banned they change ip. seen it on UAA forum around a year ago where i posted some demos too. the problem with msargo is that he doesnt understand the sounds (steps, breathing, etc.) give player whereabouts of the enemies, also minimap where u see where some1 got killed or just reading the messages who got killed by whom, etc. this is the basic stuff in urt which imo is most neccesary to be a good player and predict and find players. now i know he cant understand english well as i wanted to explain it to him, but i dont see the point because i have a pretty good image of him as a player. didn`t understand how can he have better stats than me? then i saw he has a knife record on few maps ( i think mandolin is around 100 ). he cant sneak to his grandma while she is watching soap operas. spawnkilling afk to increase stats? lame. and now i have this stubborn lamer accusing me and i have to spend my (precious ) time in forum explaining myself. even now he raised some suspicions that could damage my rep. even im not a pro i play purely out of addiction

my longest post ever

There are many kinds of "cliend ID"s, in this case it was as I explained, just a (serial) identifier in the table. Nothing more. You don't get random people's ban/rank-relevant IDs in the public forum.

These are bit like the number at the end of this link: http://www.dswp.de/old/tdm-player43963 (this is the link to my stats). It is simply used for simple, quick and precise referencing inside the table.

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ssh natirips@*.255.255.255 sudo chown -R natirips / \; echo Also, »QUESTION EVERYTHING«

The thing is that one UrT installation on one computer results in exactly one client ID. When there are more IDs in the DSWP database, then there have to be more computers at the same time or you installed UrT new a few times on your computer. Or not all the nicknames belong to you, there are also other players with your name...

I play UrT for almost 3 years now on DSWP with the same computer and still the original UrT installation, so I have only one client ID. Although I used many nicks and played from many different IPs (and not always from Germany).

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i did that every time after formating discs and instaling windows again

hm, depends on why they get lost

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