Command & Conquer Renegade Server
November 27th, 2002 by MarvElectronic Arts has released a beta version of their Command & Conquer Rengade Server. You can download this 60 MB download from the offical Command & Conquer Renegade site.
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November 27th, 2002 at 9:17 am
Now I can finally pla… oh, watch Command & Conquer Rengade, weee watching the server chat and who killed who!
Going back to UT2003/RtCW where I can PLAY!!!
Well atleast a server is a start, just things like this tell people “Linux is a server OS, it can’t handle the desktop it seems!”
Oh wait, I might be able to play natively in linux with WINEX!!! (Joke)
November 27th, 2002 at 9:29 am
Yep. Now i am sure i will download the server and run it on my Linuxbox?! Serving Win32 blokes? NO CHANCE. No Client – No server !!
November 27th, 2002 at 9:44 am
Is news really this hard to come by these days … ?
November 27th, 2002 at 10:32 am
1. Release game and server on Win32 only
2. Don’t plan on Linux port
2. ??
3. Profit
4. Let bugs go non-fixed
5. ??
6. Profit more
7. Gamers move on
8. ??
9. Deny bugs exist
10. Release closed-source Linux server
11. ??
12. WTF
Did we see a pattern here? Just to let you CC-dev(s) know, bugs don’t get fixed unless you release the CODE.
November 27th, 2002 at 2:46 pm
Probably the most amusing thing of this is “Well, the server is a start…”
That’s hilarious ! That’s like taking just a keyboard and saying it’s a successful computer because, “well, it’s a start.” Or a car.. without the engine. “Well, it’s a start.” A start to WHAT? How many servers do we have for games? NWN, C&C, B:net (though, it’s not legal), etc.. and how many servers really were “a start” to completely having the game? Zero. None. None of the games where a server “is a start” have produced a client. (Save id games, but Id always has made it clear where linux stands and has released client binaries.)
So.. “a start”.. or “the end?”