UDP 7354
Thanks, I needed to know, that it is UDP.
Is that the only one port needed?
Also, could this be mentioned in some FAQ? As I couldn\'t find any documentation about this, and I\'m sure others will also benefit from it.

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Greetings,
E.

This post was originally at the Wish list, but it became off-topic, so I\'ll continue it here.

The next one music track is from an old game (1993). Here it is:

http://bigbrother.vac.hu/~einstein/music/game1.ogg
(1,3 MB)
Here is a higher quality version:
http://bigbrother.vac.hu/~einstein/music/game1_high.ogg
(3,7 MB)

It is kind of an old-school music (in terms of quality). Can you guess what game is it from? Come on big old-timers! I tell you, that it is not from the 16 bit and above PCs, but from the 8 bit world.
If you have no idea of the game\'s name, I\'m courious what does the music makes you think to? I am particularly interested in what sort of terrain/season/weather appears before you while listening? (Some music-psichology...)

Please be patient about the download, I only have 24 kbyte/s connection out. I\'ll post the original version (a LOT smaller) as soon as someone finds out the game
Sorry, but knowing the original format would help a lot and it would blow the fun away.

Thanks for your time.

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Greetings,
E.

NPC chat idea came up in \"the quest\" thread in General Discussion forum, and I decided to create a separate thread for it (people just don\'t like to read loooooong threads)
So, here it is:

I think the click-based interface should be combined with the typing interface. (it was pointed out in another thread somewhere)

Whenever you begin talk with an NPC, a chat-dialog would show up. It would consist of three parts: a chat-history, the predefined list, plus a single line editor at the bottom, like the one that is present in the game now. The list would contain COMMON sentences, that you would probably do with that NPC (ask for beer from a bartender, ask for weapons, repair from a blacksmith, etc.). Whenever you click one of these, it would have the EXACT same effect, as if you had typed that in and pressed ENTER. It just saves you the time, as writing COMMON things a thousand times can become really boring after some time - not speaking of typos...

Here is some ASCII-ART for a chat-dialog:
This d.a.m.n board removes spaces - I needed to use points ( \".\" )

/-------------------\\
|Message history... |
|___________________|
| ................. |
| 1.Predefined text |
| 2.Predefined text |
| 3.Predefined text |
|___________________|
|You say:.......... |
\\-------------------/

For more details, see the end of \"the quest\" thread in the \"General Discussion\" forum.

So, what do you say? And developers?
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Greetings,
E.

P.S: Is it intended, that the board replaces \"d.a.m.n\" with \"dang\"?
I wrote here D.A.M.N.E.D: DAMNED ?(

Hello!

Character storage is good, but is it possible to delete a character from the server, so it won\'t use any more space there?
Or in other words, how long does a character \"live\" without playing with it.

Thanks,
  E