I kinda feel bad for Syft honestly. He really believes what he is saying, and is unable to process why everyone else thinks he is spouting complete nonsense.
I think to kinda address what he is saying (which is hard, because it is complete nonsense that makes zero sense) I'll say this:
If you're on a VPN, the public routeable IP you receive from your cable modem does not appear anywhere on any packet headers the server sees. Neither the P99 servers or the local PC you're on has any idea what this IP is, assuming you're behind some sort of router or firewall. When you're connected via VPN you're not connected to a virtual network, you're virtually connected to a network - there is a difference. Assuming there isn't any split tunneling going on, all your traffic is going across the VPN and then being routed out the internet connection at that location. It's a tunnel being created directly between your machine and a VPN endpoint somewhere in the world. Think of it as a big long ass virtual cable plugged into a switch somewhere in the world if that helps you to visualize it. The fact it must exit your local internet connection is irrelevant. There are hundreds of devices you pass through any time you do anything on the internet.
Look man, I know you backed yourself into a corner here. You honestly don't know this shit very well, and that's ok. I can't program in java, but don't see me telling a bunch of java programmers what java is all about because I'd look like an idiot.
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