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...v=RKmKpTe-gVo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnAJTml5znY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UZSFsY6sSA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFmoCg_F22w Online Multiplayer - Port forwarding In order to connect online the player who creates the game needs to enable port forwarding on their network router/NAT. The game will use port 8000 TCP. If the game can not bind the server to port 8000 it will try the next port until 8009. We recommend to forward all ports 8000-8009 TCP

...To run from source, you must have pywin32 installed on Python 2.7. This tool allows one to create Unturned servers by just running an executable. It allows you to specify port, number of players, server name, game mode(Difficulty), server timeout, whether its PvP or PvE, and the welcome message. Future updates plan an actual User Interface and a list of items to add to the server. If you are not familiar with port forwarding and/or you cannot forward ports on your router for some reason, it is recommended that you use a VPN service such as LogMeIn Hamachi(http://vpn.net/) or Evolve Gaming VPN(bit.ly/1fYhy75). ...

I was kind of bored on a saturday and I saw this typo on Steam that an expansion pack's recommended RAM is 8 MB so I challenged myself: make a 8 MB game just because why not. I do not play CoDs so the only thing I know about them is that it's a shooting game so I made a shooting game. I made it mostly on that saturday and sunday, when I decided to publish it I only added a kill counter and such. If it's needed then I can possibly optimize it (it's terribly optimized especially the network...

DEPRECATED! This program is replaced by Gamer's Proxy: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gamersproxy/ This is a simple Java program that holds UDP packets for a while before forwarding them to a target address. This can be used to simulate ping in video games.