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We are finally done moving all our services to the new boxes. We've now also moved Eagle 24/7, our Jump server, and the bomb server. All of these are now on our new Newark, NJ box. Please check the server list on gametracker.com or urtalphaclan.com for details. Sorry for any inconvenience. |
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We've moved several UrbanTerror servers as well as our TeamSpeak server to the new Dallas box. Uptown 24/7, Icy Jumps, and Dallas TDM got moved to the new box so far. Other game servers will follow next week. Please check the server list on gametracker.com or urtalphaclan.com for details. Sorry for any inconvenience. |
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Fancy French Nades Anyone?
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We had a Paris 24/7 server before but sadly it died. Now it's back, and we're rockin' it SPN style this time: Snipers, Pistols, Nades! Paris is an excellent map: it's beautiful to look at but it also has hardcore multilevel gameplay that'll keep you on your toes. We run Paris on our Texas box, so just like with Atlanta, pings should be good for most of the US. Join us for some French BBQ today! And if you need some Paris training, just ask |ALPHA| GanjaGuy to show you the proverbial ropes...  |
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In the "olden days" of |ALPHA| there was a mystical CTF server everybody played on: Small Maps! It's been a while since we ran it, but we're bringing it back today with a tight map rotation featuring the most popular CTF maps out there.
The new Small Maps is hosted on our new Atlanta, GA box, ensuring an excellent ping for players as far away as Texas and New Jersey while giving those even further away at least a fighting chance.
And to keep things moving we've decided on a 15 minute timelimit: four maps/hour requires that you switch your tactics regularly and keeps things fresh. So please connect and enjoy some rounds of good old-fashioned CTF!  |
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Yes it's true, we finally did it: We started our own fork of the ioquake3 code base! Currently it's Mad Professor and Mission doing most of the work, and currently we're focused on the server code exclusively. We've already added a bunch of features that make our servers safer and more reliable. Or so we hope anyway... The project is hosted on github.com and everybody is invited to participate! Check out the wiki page for an overview, post feature requests or bug reports on the issue tracker , or just look at the whole project and get lost in the code. We're sort of done with the first round of things and we're now working on support for a new authorization and tracking system which will most likely keep us busy for a month or two. So back to work... |
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