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Free Minecraft Servers that come with a few of the most popular used plugins pre-installed by default, all preconfigured for a lag-free experience! - Optimized for low-end systems (beast-like on medium to high end systems). - Low RAM usage/requirements/consumption. - CrossCompatible between many different versions of Minecraft. - One Server Supports all 1.4.x, 1.5.x, 1.6.x, 1.7.x, 1.8.x, 1.9.x, 1.10.x, 1.11.x, 1.12, 1.12.2 clients all at the same time. - Fully Supports Linux,...

TBBM (Text Browser-Based MMO) is my personal bachelor's degree project which aims to integrate activity on forum, such as posting, liking, helping others etc., as a reward for possible energy (or some kind of resource) points in-game to promote community interaction, which can also be not related to the game itself. Hopefully this way communities can be much more active and interactive, than just sticking to the topic they are about, expanding the possibilities and offering a lot of fun...

We are going to teach eachother how to build AI and new kinds of game objects in this network using intuitive dragAndDrop. Its going to be a space for experimenting with fun and useful tools in new ways. Version 0.8.0 has some advanced components that will be working soon. The plan is a massively multiplayer space where we design, evolve, and play with game objects and do AI research together which controls those game objects along with directly playing the games. The main data format is,...

Shoddy Battle (later known as Pokémon Lab) is a Pokémon simulator created by Cathy and bearzly and first released in July 2007. It allows users to play Pokémon matches against other people online. Shoddy Battle was highly influential on the game of competitive Pokémon because it was free and open source, scalable (700,000 battles per month during its peak), user customisable and extensible, and it provided unprecedented statistical data on player skill and Pokémon usage trends. Visit the...

The system is divided into two parts: the client and the server. Clients at different geographic locations in the network connect to a single server by specifying its IPv4 address. The user gets into the system using his/her username and password. Each user has to make an account for himself in the beginning. His account information will be stored on the server machine in persistent form. Server sessions will have no effect on its accounts. The server can be running anywhere on the...

Just one more MMORPG in a fantasy world.