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Northern Ireland27289 Posts
On February 25 2024 10:59 Cyro wrote:Show nested quote +On February 25 2024 10:55 CicadaSC wrote:On February 25 2024 10:52 Cyro wrote:On February 24 2024 10:43 jimminy_kriket wrote:
Singapore being part of NA server has got to be the dumbest thing ever. This is Blizzard we're talking about, they mixed russia and EU on their other games where people were A: refusing to speak the server language and B: saying nazi stuff all of the time. is russia not part of eu...? They have servers where people are obligated to speak English and servers where people are obligated to speak Russian. They merged the latter into the former and mixed the matchmaking together (for people on the same team and chat/voice channels) with no provisions for having a common language. The amount of abuse that we got from them as women / lgbt+ people was pretty much off the scale as well.
That sounds terribly managed, not to mention the unsavoury stuff which sucks.
Maybe not all of their games historically, but surely at least some may have benefitted from a Europe West and a Europe East? Perhaps it’s SC having notable players from there forever altering my perception, and not reflective of the actual player population.
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Here are all the IPS I was able to find using Wireshark for new brazil servers
18.228.90.183
54.207.104.0/24
15.229.96.172
15.229.96.179
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yeah idk why i cant get this to work
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This program has caused an issue in 2v2, where bots simply run a queue script and block all the servers resulting in games after 4K MMR ( if the bots are loaded ) to not start at all.
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does this still work? I am still getting games on brazil and its driving me mad
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Even if the tool itself no longer works, the Windows-built-in "netsh" command still works, and the syntax looks unchanged. I think it's mostly a matter of finding the IP that you want to block, and insert that in the following command instead of 123.123.123.123:
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="ScBrazil" Dir=Out Action=Block RemoteIP=123.123.123.123
(here's the documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/technologies/netsh/netsh-contexts)
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Apparently there's some new Brazil servers IP Hushang sent me them
54.67.132.106
54.233.165.118
18.229.151.97
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Tutorial;
How to setup the great emu wall:
1. Open 'Windows Defender Firewall'.
2. Click on 'Advanced Settings'.
3. Right-click 'Outbound Rules' -> Create new rule.
For the rule you have just created:
-Set the rule type to custom.
-Set the program path to your sc2 executable (try setting it to C:\Program Files (x86)\StarCraft II\Versions\<Latest Base Version>\ ).
-Set Protocol type to Any
-Under scope, add the following REMOTE IP addresses:
103.4.0.0 to 103.4.255.255,
52.67.0.0 to 52.67.255.255,
13.0.0.0 to 13.255.255.255 and 52.180.0.0 to 52.255.255.255
-Set 'Action' to 'Block the connection'.
4. Under 'Inbound Rules', delete all of the SC2 entries (this may not be necessary).
5. Start SC2, but do not click "Allow this program through windows firewall". If you accidentally allow it through,
go back to the previous step and delete the entries again.
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On July 18 2025 09:13 HeavenSC wrote:
Apparently there's some new Brazil servers IP Hushang sent me them
54.67.132.106
54.233.165.118
18.229.151.97
56.125.127.216
one more
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This software violates the terms of service, and I have no understanding of why TL.net condones such behavior on their website.
Also, SC-Shield, you never took into account that people would start using this software to sabotage high-level queues by server blocking every server available on the server.
When the player-base starts to shrink at a high level the player pool dwindles, resulting in queueing into the same player over and over and over, and people are using this to prevent matches from starting on ALL servers these days.
User was temp banned for this post.
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I've updated app.
New version - https://www.mediafire.com/file/x6r5yf6p4t6dhrz/SC2ServerBlocker.zip/file
Source code can be found on the first page. The new version has "Servers" folder where you can edit INI files to add/remove IP addresses manually so you don't have to wait for a new version. However, if you have any other suggestions, please write here or send a PM.
I've added some of IPs you have mentioned here and in another thread. I've skipped LaughNgamezSOOP's IPs for now as they seem a lot to block. Not sure if it's a good idea to block that many, but I can update if someone else confirms these findings.
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Edit: I made additional changes to app to add/remove IPs from UI. Also, it uses Windows Firewall COM instead of netsh, blocked status if region is already blocked, firewall error if Windows Firewall is turned off, etc. UI is a bit different, so if you feel you want to try the latest:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/l1nloihnlk9fjgb/SC2ServerBlocker.zip/file
Screenshots:
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