I recently introduced my niece to Sylestia, and she made an account. Now, my nephew wants to play, after seeing her play but it won't allow him to create an account, it says "There's already 2 accounts from this household," or something along those lines. Is there a limit to how many people per household can sign up?

I believe that's a measure in place to prevent multiaccounting. It's against the rules for one person to have multiple accounts. But unfortunately, different people in the same house will have the same IP address...

You'd probably have to take it up with Krin, or maybe try registering/playing from a different Wi-Fi connection.

Maybe switching the wifi would work, but wouldn't being on three separate computers affect it more? My niece and I each have our own laptops and my nephew uses the desktop computer in the living room.

I'm... really not sure. I don't know all the details of how things work ^.^:; This might need to be a question for Krin, so he can explain how he set it all up.

For having more than two accounts in a household, you just need to message Krin and let him know about the situation. He can then make an exception for your household. As Som said, this is in effect to stop multi-accounting. If Krin knows it's legitimately three people using three accounts, he'll just make it possible. Pretty simple, really ^.^

When i was at Job Corps, i had a friend who played, and another person did as well, so Krin had to make a spot for her lol

Ah ok, I'll contact Krin then to let him know ^^

Thank you guys for the help~

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=72582&page=1#3 Author: Rinchan Time Posted: 1/26/2019 at 6:58 PM Maybe switching the wifi would work, but wouldn't being on three separate computers affect it more? My niece and I each have our own laptops and my nephew uses the desktop computer in the living room.

@Rinchan, I assume it just checks the public IP address. The three computers would all be coming from the same public IP address since they connect to the same router. Can see your public IP address here. Should be the same for all your computers.