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C# project open test server
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Well, aside from seeing people profit off of other peoples' work... if only from an experimental point of view I think it would be interesting to see how well a single server could fare when there is no competition.
Everyone here is hunting nostalgia, and what's more nostalgic than everyone on the same server?
I just think it's a very rare opportunity worth exploring, because WoOOL is essentially Mir but just different/untouched enough for it to be interesting again.
Everyone here is hunting nostalgia, and what's more nostalgic than everyone on the same server?
I just think it's a very rare opportunity worth exploring, because WoOOL is essentially Mir but just different/untouched enough for it to be interesting again.
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I agree, nothing good would come out of releasing these files. No one would contribute anything back to progress them, and itll just turn in to them being shared outside of the community or saturated with people wanting to make money off them.
As much as I'm all about the sharing, the community has shown its colours, and these files would be much better off with a single well run server by someone who actually wants to increase the WooL player base and bring a nostalgic experience back.
As much as I'm all about the sharing, the community has shown its colours, and these files would be much better off with a single well run server by someone who actually wants to increase the WooL player base and bring a nostalgic experience back.
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Agree with this 100%Well, aside from seeing people profit off of other peoples' work... if only from an experimental point of view I think it would be interesting to see how well a single server could fare when there is no competition.
Everyone here is hunting nostalgia, and what's more nostalgic than everyone on the same server?
Let's hope sanity has some sanity.
Would love to see this open source but agree with all of the above.
Love your work LCD could never discredit you.
Love this ideaWell, aside from seeing people profit off of other peoples' work... if only from an experimental point of view I think it would be interesting to see how well a single server could fare when there is no competition.
Everyone here is hunting nostalgia, and what's more nostalgic than everyone on the same server?
They took Mir 1 and ran with it.
It was so disheartening to see others fully implement all the Mir 1 features and look back at us as say “sorry can’t help”.
Maybe Mir 4 release should be binaries only.
Keep WoooL closed source.
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guys
@Sanity
can you split the source code files every 600 lines of code a new source code file
it will have potential if the code files were 600 lines long maximum each
we could program with chatgpt
@Sanity
can you split the source code files every 600 lines of code a new source code file
it will have potential if the code files were 600 lines long maximum each
we could program with chatgpt
Is this the east general tomb, if so cant seem to enter?
*Edit - never mind found it
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*Edit - never mind found it
View attachment 36526
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To be fair, I've tried downloading it to try, and I'm just getting stuck on this screen:
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Ignore me. I stupidly didn't run the launcher first. Mines downloaded to 100%.To be fair, I've tried downloading it to try, and I'm just getting stuck on this screen:
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I've updated the patcher link on first post to hopefully be a bit better at telling you what it is doing (download speed etc)
https://mirfiles.com/resources/woool/onyx/Onyx WoooL.zip
https://mirfiles.com/resources/woool/onyx/Onyx WoooL.zip
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11.2gb to go
Edit for anyone else suffering my issue, disable ipv6 in network adapters. Fixed it for me
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