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America's Army 2.5 Assist
Classic America's Army
A GUI client application for Downloading Installing and Playing Americas Army 2.5 on Windows, Mac and Linux with a new custom authorization system. On the server side a Desktop server manager for Windows, Mac and Linux and a Command line dedicated server manager for Windows and Linux. Backend server components include a replacement authorization system using the Battletracker account & stats database and a PunkBuster log streaming server which records players possible cheating activities. -
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The goblin and the butterfly
Free MMORPG
Tgatb is a 2/3D client for a MMORPG using SDL libraries, written in C, so it should compile at least under Linux, Windows and Mac OS. The game server is up and running, so you can log into the game and start playing. A client for Linux and Windows is available. -
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ArmoryRaider
PHP WOW Battle.net Armory Raider
ATTENTION, THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN MOVED TO GITHUB (https://github.com/killoBillo/ArmoryRaider) _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ ArmoryRaider is a calendar of events suitable for the planning of WOW Guild raids. It retrieves characters data directly from the Battle.net Armory through PHP WoW Battle.net Armory API (https://sourceforge.net/projects/wowarmoryapi/). ArmoryRaider is coded in PHP using Yii framework, so you can use any DBMS you like, you...
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