Conquer Xtreme

As an update, the source behind Conquer Xtreme is near complete and almost ready for public testing.

We are just implementing the last bit of functionality for the server!

Get Ready! We’ll be ready before you know it!

Practically every NPC in-game is done/scripted. We are currently working out the small errors found so the NPCs work flawlessly.

As a bonus, marriage is also being coded in and will be ready on launch day.

The server is ready for prime time, except for one thing.

The lack of NPCs makes the server unplayable/unenjoyable, and we are aiming for a minimum of 150 NPCs scripted before we go public. We currently have around 40 NPCs done.

We will keep you updated on how many NPCs we have done as time progresses.

We are happy to announce the return of a Conquer 1.0 server – running on a stable and powerful source by Justin/Killer1242.

This is the perfect time to release such an anticipated version of Conquer – right when official is celebrating 7 years of being online, with the latter 4 bringing not-so-fair additions to the game.

The server is expected to go online sometime soon!

For the people who want to play on the more recent client, we will also be offering a server running on patch 5257

Conquer Online Development

I am moving away from development for the popular MMORPG, Conquer Online. With that, development of my Conquer 1.0 server (Conquer Xtreme) has been slowed down quite a bit.

As a player of Conquer since June 2004, it’s time, after 6 years, to find better games.

ImiCS Support for Conquer Online tools

At this time, ImiCS (my business) will continue to support “ItemSwitcher” and also release “ServerEditor”. It is still undecided for how long these tools will be supported (at LEAST another 6 months is guaranteed).
–We do expect a major update for ItemSwitcher (decrypting itemtypes.dat files, and others) and to release ServerEditor soon.

If you use an ImiCS product, please pay attention to the latest news on the ImiCS page.

[Updated - May 8, 2010]
[Updated - May 27, 2010] – Screw that idea.