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The account you linked already has 79 honor, so just log in and start playing and you have your correct honor!

If, however, you wish to have your honor on an other account, then you should have linked to it http://battletracker.com/playerstats/aao/831558/-Paradox.x3/


But first, maybe you can still log on to your old account.
Just type "[VX]Paradrugz_SF" as username and then try all of your previous passwords.

Should i ban that server owner?

Definitely! I think that guy has been cheating ever since he took control of a game.. .can't remember what the game's name was though.

How long does this process usually take? 

What process? You already have 92 honor so there's really no process. Just download the game and enjoy!

If it is out of assists control what about teddy's examples?

I think (or hope?) that he didn't read them.

In any case. I know that what Killa says, used to be the norm, but I guess it's not anymore as people can get their honor to their new account's if they loose track of their old ones. And I understand the reason too. BattleTracker has no means of recovering users at the moment (due to admins being MIA), so it's impossible to recover one's previous accounts.

Sorry, failed at copying the link, it's fixed now

the user.ini can only be edited by aa25assist, not directly be editing the file.

That's incorrect.

The only way I've ever edited it was directly.

You don't have to get to your AA installation to edit your user.ini . Just open Assist, go to Settings and click "Edit User.ini"
It doesn't seem to have a search function, but you can just navigate to the correct area (it  shouldn't be hard) and edit your bindings there.


Alternatively you can solve it this way:

The problem probably is that you can't navigate to your XP's Application Data folder, because it's a hidden folder.
You have to make your hidden folders visible to be able to navigate to where Assist stores AA by default. To do so go to http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/how-to-see-hidden-files-in-windows/
And under your correct windows (you said XP), do as it tells you to.

Then once there, you have to go to System folder under armyops and there you can find and edit your user.ini for binds.

I'd  recommend doing exactly what Assist is telling you to do. Close Assist, open it again and log in again.

If it doesn't work the first time, try it an other time (at least for me it usually works after 1 or 2 times).

If all that fails, you can do "Reset + Repair AA" under the Settings tab in Assist.

If that still fails, you can try to uninstall Assist and then reinstall it.