Hrmm I am curious.

When the Asian version is out, are we able to register a Konami ID under Malaysia or Singapore? Cause I don't even see Singapore in the country field.

Unless the Game ID is universal and could be used on any region's server then it's all good

i cant seem to access Konami ID... is it id.konami.com?

id.konami.net

yes, screw you Konami. i finally get to register. damn you all ( I mean konami site and the ISP provider ). LOL

After 2 hours of banging, screw it.

This post has been edited by MmxZero: Apr 20 2008, 09:29 PM

wah how did u manage to enter the website? i cant even enter it

they block other country is other then what they allowed because too many ppl is banging in the site.

i use VPN to cover my Ip to go to the site but it's damn slow.

You got to try bang in if you are lucky.

Muchi was 1 of the lucky guy.

This post has been edited by MmxZero: Apr 20 2008, 09:33 PM

I don't know if they really do block foreign IPs, I managed to get mine on Friday Saturday morning. It really is a gamble at this point.

This post has been edited by Schattenjeager: Apr 20 2008, 09:45 PM

i just manage to log in after so many tries....wat country must i select?

Follow slickz godly methods. It will work

Be patient and keep clicking refresh.

Regarding the part where you key in your ID, don't click on 'Check for Availability'. When you are done filling the form, use the Autoformer tool and save the datas.

Then click next. If it dies, just keep refreshing. And if your ID is used, just key in a new one, RESAVE THE DATAS and click next again.

The reason I don't recommend the usage of the 'Check for Availability' option is because if the page does not load, you will risk having your session expire. Well that is just me. So yeah.

Lol I don't know how to explain.. Just don't use the 'Check for Availability' button.

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Added on April 20, 2008, 9:51 pmSelect UK. Make sure you have a real postcode in one of the cities in UK.

This post has been edited by Muchi: Apr 20 2008, 09:57 PM

crap I registered under australia for my KID. I REALLY hope it lets me through . Now the konami website is really overloaded now since it's so close to the beta release! I cant even load the id.konami.net page anymore!

can use hotel address right? just whack any hotel la...

I registered two IDs. Me and my juniors Keep trying!!

This post has been edited by Muchi: Apr 20 2008, 10:24 PM

just whack only lar. I got fed up and start whacking and filling up all craps in the end.

Man, I really hope they don't screen IPs when it comes to actually connecting to their servers. Cause if they do, we're all f**ked.

Yea that is what I am afraid of

Hope for the best then

using Hilton London Docklands address... got thru, but then after a while cannot connect... must start refreshing again... *sigh*

For the patch download, let's say I download it until 10% then I stop it. Will it continue from 10% when the next time I continue downloading?

Yes it will resume

I asked this very question a coupla pages back.

Answer: Did you choose the P2P option? If so, then yes.

If not, then...choose the P2P option.

damn hard to access la... it says the page has been expired...

For those having trouble still registering with konami.net here is the post (again) i found on the internet that helped me through it:

I figured out a work-around that seems to work, but you have to be fast and have a bit of patience.

Getting past the first couple of screens very quickly got to be easier (with lots of practice)... but the long registration form is what killed me each time.

So, here is what seems to work:

1) Get to the long registration form as quickly as possible... then RELAX. Fill out this form very carefully and slowly. Remember that the KONAMI ID NAME must be all lower case and the password must have at least some letters in it and be at least 8 characters long... whereas the GAME ID NAME must be different and the password must be ALL NUMERIC.

2) DON'T submit this (you'll get a timeout)... just make sure it is fully filled out and ready... keep the screen near the submit button. Then, open a new tab in your browser.

3) In the new tab, visit the Konami ID site again. Go through the first set of screens very quickly and if you manage to get to the long registration form and it loads completely (and quickly,) switch back to the tab that was fully filled out and quickly hit submit.

4) Be prepared for the confirmation page. As SOON as it loads, quickly scroll down and click REGISTER. Don't bother looking over your information, because it will time-out.

After many tries, this seemed to work for me. FINALLY. It seems the system gives you a session ID that times out WAY TOO SOON for EVERY STEP. Don't they actually want anyone to read at least two words of their agreement on the second page? Apparently not.

Oh, and if you get the generic "Our servers are down" type of message instead of the usual "we deleted your session" message... you can recover from this by entering this into your browser's address bar and hitting enter:

javascript:alert(document.coo kie='');

If a blank alert box pops up, your browser supports this and just nuked the cookie for the site you were visiting. This should let Konami's servers to let you try again sooner, rather than giving you this generic message for a while.

Hope this helps. I kept at this for a while until I discovered exactly how Konami's servers were trying to handle this situation, then came up with this solution to circumvent their silliness. It would be much better if they didn't have this problem to begin with.