frida22
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and why is that?
the end of otservers
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I dont remember exactly. I think it was lack of time or lack of money to have a proper host and my own computer was a potato.
highsanta
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it costs 5$ on hetzner to host for month nowadays.
zezin009
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Wow! That's awesome! It inspires me to finish my own hehe. You got some good thoughts in game-make decisions. I'm also doing some 'no-level' but I was more 'raw' in game progression because the only way is to learn and master. Also you can use 'better' items, but these are only really better for ocasional moments (like poison dmg or fire...). It's not finished yet but I'm working on a little bit everyday.
Today is not years ago
and today there is other problems and priorities im afraid to start the project again.Edit: Would be fun though! Maybe later
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wafuboe
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I remember that i was like 14 i did a server 8.6 8.54 and had it online on my pc, people donate me via phone credit, which i sold to my mom and family cheaper lol.
But it was just amazing how i "undertstand" the scripts and could have edited all computer programming i have its literally reading scripts and trying to edit them lol, but its fun i enjoyed mapping and doing quest and cities, engineer the gameplay the level the sets, I used to be a drummer my otserver name was zildjian hahaha, and keep the players entertain and happy was my priority, people following and commenting on my facebook requesting friend request I did bring people together lol. It was my dream to make an dedicated otserv.
I never did and never actually studied programming, end up with something else. but sometimes i have that itch to create a world work on something, yes more like a hobby.
now there is no time nor energy for this stuff, but feels good that i was really passionated back then. but yeah basically im still here for nostalgia. and ofcourse a lot of otcreators or players, aswell tibia players are here for the nostalgia trap lol!
But it was just amazing how i "undertstand" the scripts and could have edited all computer programming i have its literally reading scripts and trying to edit them lol, but its fun i enjoyed mapping and doing quest and cities, engineer the gameplay the level the sets, I used to be a drummer my otserver name was zildjian hahaha, and keep the players entertain and happy was my priority, people following and commenting on my facebook requesting friend request I did bring people together lol. It was my dream to make an dedicated otserv.
I never did and never actually studied programming, end up with something else. but sometimes i have that itch to create a world work on something, yes more like a hobby.
now there is no time nor energy for this stuff, but feels good that i was really passionated back then. but yeah basically im still here for nostalgia. and ofcourse a lot of otcreators or players, aswell tibia players are here for the nostalgia trap lol!
johnsamir
Advanced OT User
had a similar event or situation remember i w as like mm maybe 10 years old downloaded a your ot server, those that were released with no source but the datapack, and i felt like a programer by editing the xml data of players or by creating spells. im not a programmer either but im pretty sure that it was what awaken something inside me, that makes me joys this a lot, it all begin with making or editing those simply servers, then creating scripts for bots after it i were looking for these communities(were i used to participate), all of them were dead when i tried to get back to it. then i meet this, otland. and everything changed a lot way a lot.. sources, were there, system changed etc etc.. met tools ides, and son on . tools that i even use in my real life, thank to these, what'ive learned here. there are things that i do and use to make my life easier, like coding for execel or word( all thank to these, like " mm there might be an easier way to do this " by sayin this im not talking about just programming i mean finding a work around or an easier way to develop a task. thank to this there's an idea in my head that everything that comes up to my mind is already done, but it might be improved also i can shut the mouth of ppl that have tried to scam me by now im very disguted by this community but i can't denied that thanks to thiis i've had work, (for real, simply things like install things in a host or get a domain and re-direct it learned things that not everybody learns
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highsanta
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I love people who shit talk to me about using chat gpt because they cant even feed it 1 good prompt
survival of fittest I too felt that bright feeling when I started with yurots amazing journey brought us this far. if not for this game I probably would never have anything to do with programming
johnsamir
Advanced OT User
don't know why or how ChatGPT comes in to this but i love it, instead of research here or stack overflow or search info through asking ppl that might answer you or charge you and ofently reply in a snotty faced way. prefer chatgpt iwas looking to make hunter make multiple hits in a row like in old tibia, people inhere tried to sell me the code, i just simply did it with chatpgt also did this thanks to gpt too a registration system that autodetec your country and shown in real time what's wrong while you're filling the form to create an account( as player its or was very annoying to fill register form, that after press over the create button will show up that x thing was not filled properly and had to re do all over againhttps://vimeo.com/manage/videos/948963523 or fast attacking hunter ForgottenNot - Blex 2024-04-17 15-37-36 (https://vimeo.com/950223737?share=copy) ( code is being sold here and is not cheap. approahed it with chatgpt the same for spam waves beams ForgottenNot - Blex 2024-04-17 00-20-31 (https://vimeo.com/950224574?share=copy) i love chatgpt or ia's use claude, chatgpt and worm gpt ForgottenServer - Google Chrome 2024-05-22 15-22-08 (https://vimeo.com/950226534?i) love the registration system that i have thanks to gpt
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chatgpt, copilot and other AIs are great tools that allow people to get info they need quicker than searching in google. I do not use AIs often in daily life but when creating things for my little OTS project.. sure i do! It's helping a lot. It gives ideas for quests, for stories, for monsters, for absolutely anything you want, it fixes potential issues in scripts, write scripts from scratch which are not perfect but are quite often a good base to start creating something.I love people who shit talk to me about using chat gpt because they cant even feed it 1 good prompt
And yes, it helps with programming to people who do not know how to do it, what's wrong with that? ;o
First of all, they get code without spending years on learning, secondly, they can learn programming (and not only) by using AI.
Literally 2 seconds on writing a question and got a detailed response:
...and you can ask anything you want.
We should be thankful for AI
My point is, noone should shit-talk about anyone using AIs as they're great tools. SO, only morons would shit-talk about u using chatgpt
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It's more than the game; it's the journey we share. It fostered a community that provided lasting friendships and valuable lessons.
Even when everyone has left, every server is offline and all code is gone, we will never forget the memories and experiences that led us here.
It's more than the game; it's the journey we share. It fostered a community that provided lasting friendships and valuable lessons.
Even when everyone has left, every server is offline and all code is gone, we will never forget the memories and experiences that led us here.
Bloodbringer
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How many actually got into programming or similar stuff because of playing / creating OTs and learning from community. I bet many, that today work in a very good and well paid job mainly because of this
Exactly this.
It's highly likely that a significant number of people who played or created OTs found their way into programming or related fields. The experience of customizing game servers, scripting events, and interacting with the community could have sparked an interest in coding and software development. These skills could have then translated into lucrative careers in various tech industries.
For me, it sparked an interest in engineering. I started as a web developer, then moved to software and embedded software. Today, I've transitioned into a more hands-on approach by getting my master's degree in propulsion engineering and now work as a Propulsion Test Engineer at an aerospace company. I love it. Without those experiences, I may still be searching for a job to call my passion.
