Dedicated Servers

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17th February 2013, 05:44
kung foo man

Dedicated Servers

Hey all,

are there more CoD's with dedicated servers available for linux?

CoD1
CoD1 UO
CoD2
CoD4
CoD5

Regards
17th February 2013, 12:18
Tally

Nope. The linux bins ended with COD5.
22nd February 2013, 05:43
kung foo man

Found http://fourdeltaone.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4618

Anybody experience with that? No clue how many ppl are playing there.
22nd February 2013, 07:45
Tally

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Originally Posted by kung foo man

Found http://fourdeltaone.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4618

Anybody experience with that? No clue how many ppl are playing there.

Ah! That's AlterIWNet by a different name, playing MW2. The creator NTAuthority decompiled the game back to source, recompiled it with COD4 netcode, and made public dedicated server files out of it. AlterIWNet got a cease and desist notice from Activision because it allowed pirated copies of the game and its Downloadable Content to be played on the network, and AlterIWNet is no more. So, after AlterIWNet shut down, NTAuthority reinvented it without the ability to use pirated content and called it FourDeltaOne. It is also doomed to receive a cease and desist notice as it still breaches the EULA for the game which specifically stipulates that you cannot reinvent the network system the developers created.
22nd February 2013, 11:47
IzNoGoD

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Originally Posted by Tally

Ah! That's AlterIWNet by a different name, playing MW2. The creator NTAuthority decompiled the game back to source, recompiled it with COD4 netcode, and made public dedicated server files out of it. AlterIWNet got a cease and desist notice from Activision because it allowed pirated copies of the game and its Downloadable Content to be played on the network, and AlterIWNet is no more. So, after AlterIWNet shut down, NTAuthority reinvented it without the ability to use pirated content and called it FourDeltaOne. It is also doomed to receive a cease and desist notice as it still breaches the EULA for the game which specifically stipulates that you cannot reinvent the network system the developers created.

Well, as long as he does not use the original files, there is no eula to breach...
22nd February 2013, 13:12
Tally

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Originally Posted by IzNoGoD

Well, as long as he does not use the original files, there is no eula to breach...

I'm pretty sure the legal department at Activision know what they are doing.
22nd February 2013, 13:23
IzNoGoD

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Originally Posted by Tally

I'm pretty sure the legal department at Activision know what they are doing.

I agree with you that it is highly doubtful it will remain online.

I just noted that I personally think that they will not be able to make a case solely on the EULA.