Auntie Mangos

Let me jump in here: we do have a working reCAPTCHA, we do verify email addresses and do not let unverified users post, we use a random question upon registration, as I have written a module for that myself a while ago. It just might need more questions and answers to make it more "random". If you guys and girls feel like it, come up with a few cool questions/answers, and I will add them. Also I will add and enable the blacklisting module.

Thank you, BTW :-)

Yes of course.

It is this topic. As you can see, the previous posts are not in here but still in the installation section.

I've checked with the mangos settings, and found nothing special there. Just like described above. Probably poke github?

Different topic. Please do not hyjack threads for different topics. Besides, there is a configuration setting in mangosd.conf for what your want to achieve. mangos already can apply configured Xp rates.

... which is why we e.g. invest a lot of work into mangos-zero, because 1.12 was the start of all things, and every bit we get cleaned there will help all other branches, too.

The movement maps feature branch of mangos-zero now contains an initial backport of movement maps and can be tested.

The movement maps feature branch of mangos-zero now contains an initial backport of movement maps and can be tested. Feedback welcome!

It's slowly being merged branch by branch, as mentioned a few posts before.

Less merging and more unified work between the projects should rather increase the speed, since there is less double work done.

We will start to merge mmaps into the core soon.

Since there seems to be constant trouble with UDB, I would offer to supply a constant, stable home in terms of hosting if that would help.

Names can be changed if that is an issue, and things exclusive to TBC can still be done by those who prefer TBC over other branches. That shouldn't be an issue.

mangos-one and mangos-zero have been moved into their own github organizations along with the required scripting and database repositories for the specific branch. Both github.com/mangos/one and github.com/mangos/zero have been replaced with repositories finely crafted by Captain Placeholder revealing where the new repositories and their mates are. mangos-one now can be found at http://github.com/mangos-one/ and mangos-zero can be found at http://github.com/mangos-zero/.