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(01-10-2018, 12:00 AM)Danfun64 Wrote: To me one major appeal of open source gaming is (in theory) that the only limitations to playinga game are on how powerful the hardware is. Time has proved that I made the right choice, for me. I discovered Xonotic on March 25, 2015, and wrote my very first post 3 days later, basically saying that I had been looking for a game (and its community) to grow old with and I wanted it to be Xonotic. I personally don't believe we can shift back the global gaming interest, but I expect this cult to survive the decline. What I see is people's passion about Xonotic. And there have been a lot of heated debates in the community about whether one change is better than the other. some setup servers with fun features etc. Some are trying to make it more new user friendly some try to make it easier for old users to find each other some hold competitions some contribute new ideas, code, models, maps, videos, etc.
People who still love AFPS are getting old and have to deal with more real life responsibilities so there are fewer active users around.Īnd many folks here are still trying to slowly grow Xonotic, in different ways. It's undeniable that the popularity of AFPS is declining among the new generation of gamers.
(01-10-2018, 12:00 AM)Danfun64 Wrote: Not sure if i'm wearing nostalgia goggles by saying this, but I remember how almost a decade ago various open source Quake games had fairly active communities despite their age, (Could you fix the copy-and-paste mistakes in your post?)
It's a shame that true multi platform FLOSS fps games, perhaps FLOSS games as a whole, seem to have stagnated. it just works (As much as I hate the idea of using that cliche lol). If it's powerful enough, it doesn't matter if the architecture is different, the operating system is different, the endian is different. To me one major appeal of open source gaming is (in theory) that the only limitations to playing a game are on how powerful the hardware is. Doom 3's game logic isn't available under GPL apparently (possibly not counting BFG edition) Aside from Doom 3 and BFG edition, no other Id Tech 4 or Id Tech 5 games have been open sourced. What little remains for Jedi Outcast doesn't make itself easy for outsiders to join. qvm as well as a sv_pure system, might as well have remained closed source.
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Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Wolfenstein Enemy Territory, Star Wars Jedi Academy had their source code released, but considering the fatal combination of. Red Eclipse seems to border between a ghost town and not having the best community for the few that remain. Assaultcube's community isn't the worst, but it's nothing to write home about. As for other open source FPS communities, I have found that Saurerbraten and Openspades are fairly popular, but have sleazy communities. The worst of these have fake pings as well). You'll see several players that aren't marked as "bots" per se, but all come from the same ip.
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Xonotic (no offense) and Unvanquished haven't had a new stable release (relatively speaking for the latter, of course) in years Netquake and Quakeworld are almost ghost towns Quake 2, Quake 3, and their related mods (except possibly the CPMA pickup scene) are ghost towns filled with bots pretending to be players (look at the average "popular" Q2/Q3 server. Now it seems that there aren't any major new FLOSS FPS games to be hyped about. Not sure if i'm wearing nostalgia goggles by saying this, but I remember how almost a decade ago various open source Quake games had fairly active communities despite their age, and Urban Terror, Warsow, the original Nexuiz, etc were still popular.
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