Return of Reckoning

Well I'm not interested in making private server just want to see if I can help somehow with quest fixing and stuff that it possible to help. Like I said I'm not a programer. >.< Once you fix something in the database how do You exactly send that fixed part back to be implemented do i need to ...

Thank you for the info. The hardware itself is not a problem(work and own game center and computer shop) just wanted to know what specification machine need to have so i can build it and try this out. The resources are very simple. As long as you follow the guide Nalgol has provided. You will be up ...

Many of open source program are made by people that do it in their free time and give ti for free also. fact. :D True it will take time find people that are willing to help you with knowing of programing in their free time but in order to find them you need to try continuously. ;) This isn't some ...

That maybe true but the current team could use some help regardless. There are as you said many thing that still need to be done and yes people would come and go off the projects but it would still decrease time needed to implement/fix functions on server. If actively add new developers to the game ...

Well its true that number of developers could be counted on one hand but it would be also possible to invite/ask on the internet to see if other developers would be willing to help in updating the server or fixing bugs. There is an open invitation for those who do want to help with small and ...

Count the team with one hand and you know the number of people working on the game. Now remember, these people aren't paid to do this. Nor do they devote their full time to the project, but more do it in their spare time after finishing a full day at work. You begin to realise now, just what the ...

Count the team with one hand and you know the number of people working on the game. Now remember, these people aren't paid to do this. Nor do they devote their full time to the project, but more do it in their spare time after finishing a full day at work. You begin to realise now, just what the ...

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