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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223514.0

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Selling deuterium maybe in Galaxies Online or Universes Online, but you are years late to be competitive in that I expect as the initial colonisation of those galaxies took place years ago and, largely because most players abandoned their colonies, it became obvious to the financial sector that financing colonising expeditions of random people off the net was pointless, all it did was force a lot of repossession corps to have to be formed to go repo the abandoned colonies, which in turn revealed a lack of good people to serve as CEOs of the repo corps. So nowadays one would need to be rich enough to finance the whole thing oneself.

I have hesitated to bother even mentioning this stuff here since in general this forum seems to be pretty much useless as a source of players. I think all the players that are still playing are from elsewhere.

But in theory you could join or form a guild, clan, nation or whatever and work your way up, starting from individual characters in text mode (MUD) or two dimensional tiled individual character mode (Crossfire RPG, the so called CrossCiv server) until you have accumulated enough stuff to build a Freeciv-scale colonists unit (10,000 people geared up, with a year's worth of food and water, ready to build a city or to board a starship to go to a new planet to build a city).

But that kind of thing seems not to interest people here so I pretty much gave up posting about it, except for links to the stats pages that show prices of assets via the Digitalis Open Transactions server which so far serves as a composite sketch of how banks and stock exchanges in the Freeciv scale will hopefully work.

Right now the Digitalis OT server's contracts show it as representing the city known as MI5ius on the planet known as M5, but since we have not yet started creating OT servers on a per bank or stock exchange basis, hence one per each of the hundreds of cities, on various planets, that have banks and stock exchanges, it so far serves as a prototype and composite kind of abstracting the entire theoretical population of banks and stock exchanges throughout the Galactic Milieu.

-MarkM-

I don't even know which part(s) you're talking about.

We had a power outage here yesterday and the front-end MUD where new users get vetted to see if they might be worth inviting into some specific MUD relating to a particular clan or planet or whatever has not been started up again since the power outage, and the CrossCiv server although it probably started up when the machine started back up again might not match the version of the crossfire client that your particular operating system distro supplies in its packages system. Plus even the daily build of the java based client that one can supposedly launch from a browser might not work some days with some browsers, and of course most browsers hopefully at the moment have turned off launching of java due to an exploit that we were warned about a year or so ago.

So yeah if you want to use Crossfire RPG as your interface into the Milieu, you will need to check whether your operating system's packaged crossfire RPG client is too old maybe to work with our server, which used to be bleeding edge, or whether we have left our server un-updated long enough now that the clients most distros are providing are now too much too modern for our possible getting old now version of the server.

So I guess first thing it'd be useful for me to know is what version of what client did you run? Oh and from which distro?

-MarkM-