Either you are the owner or the owner has made a script to shut down the servers when someone says too. The owner can shut down a server at any time by going onto their places page, then looking at the different servers. Each one has a "Shut Down" button that is only visible to the owner.
If you own it you can scroll down whee it says servers and click refresh and the game will shutdown
It is not really possible to run a PS2 multiplayer game server. This is because the PS2 servers have been shut down.
Please note, Runescape private servers are illegal and are shut down frequently. Jagex has the right to sue/put in jail the owners of the private servers. Users of private servers will not be affected though, although, may be subject to an IP block.
Your game shuts down when someone (usually the Admins or the Owner) decide to shut it down for what ever reason they though fit. Also there are scripts that can shut it down or people can hack and shut it down.
Either you are the owner or the owner has made a script to shut down the servers when someone says too. The owner can shut down a server at any time by going onto their places page, then looking at the different servers. Each one has a "Shut Down" button that is only visible to the owner.
You don't. The creator of the place has the option to shut down servers of the place.
sadnly no
Yes, Processing is done on youtube servers, Not your computer. You can safely shut it down without losing the video
Because the people at Atari are complete douches.
Yes. Europe in 2010, and the US in August 2011.
because they are saying that there is a bug and one someone catches a Pokemon and is a different sprite it turns into another Pokemon in your roster so they shut down servers to fix it and it is taking a long time!!
Probably never cause bungie has nothing else coming out.
Resident Evil Outbreak was an online game, but the servers shut down, sorry
Because your internet's DSL is managing thoroughly for every minute, and servers shut down.
Because Konami has shut down the servers.
Usually you don't shut them down at all. Actually if you want to shut it down - you have to tell it why your shutting it down - not sure if this applies to Linux servers. But if you ever try shutting down and starting up a server with just an active directory and exchange installed... you will soon realise the meaning of the word 'patience'.