Private Servers / Metin2PServer

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it s work ?

Props for the effort. I don't want to be that guy, and I don't want to discourage you, but looking at this from a practical standpoint, Gameforge and Epic will shut this down the moment it gets any real traction. It's a nice portfolio piece, but don't expect a real release

pai este cu bani ma frate ma

good jop

EXCALIBUR2 — Oldschool Renaissance An international old-school server that brings back the classic Metin2 era: level 105 cap, the systems you know, and no shortcuts. 9 dungeons, classic upgrades, biologist, sashes, alchemy - rebuilt and expanded. Grand Opening: 30 October 2026, 19:00 CET Full presentation: https://presentation.excalibur2.com Create account: https://excalibur2.com/users/register The presentation, section by section:

Unfortunately it's insta crashing at map1

It looks like a great project; I can't wait to try it out!

[UPDATE] You can download a full singleplayer local build for Windows x64 from here https://github.com/iamBVC/UnrealLongju/releases/tag/b82

Hello everyone, I'm drulinex. I started on the visual side of a private server: the patcher window, login, character select (a night camp where the characters sit by a fire), character creation, kingdom choice and the loading screen, one layout from 800x600 to 2560x1440 in ten languages. Then seven unique mini-bosses, a series of TikTok clips recorded in the game with voice and editing, and a website and a wiki in ten languages. Step by step the work moved into the code. Today I work on the client and the server: game systems (World Boss, Kingdom War, Dojang tournament, ranked arena, event calendar, hunting missions, in-game item shop, referral, Vote4Buff, shop search, loot filter), a native macOS client, a mobile client that is still in the works, and a DirectX 11 renderer that is already promising. I know I still have a lot to learn. If you have been at this longer and have advice on the next milestones (renderer and performance work, tooling, or anything you wish you had learned earlier), I'd be glad to hear it. Glad to be here.