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The server has been open for 3 days now, and I'm excited to say we've had 60-80 players on at most hours! Come join us! We still have a ton of achievements waiting for someone to unlock them. ;D http://solus.kicks-ass.net/achievements.php

Here are some players' screenshots from SolusOT, some dating back over 10 years! Fighting Epic Juggernauts and Hellhounds as an extremely high level mage. There are Epic versions of every monster in the game, sporting more health, stronger attacks, more aggressive AI, with better rewards and...

Oh it's absolutely noobish mapping! It's a fun and very huge map, but not realistic at all!

SolusOT is back! SolusOT: Phoenix from the 2006-2015 SolusOT series is returning on February 13th, 2021! Join us for an amazing server launch with one of the friendliest multi-national communities in all of OT! SolusOT - http://solus.kicks-ass.net/ Address: solus.kicks-ass.net Port: 7171...

I'm probably just going to add a second storage system for strings. I have at least a dozen scripts I want to port over that made heavy used of strings to utilize arrays and other data structures.

Is there any way to use this script in TFS1.1 ? TFS1.1 only supports int32 on storage values, not strings like it used to.

Do you have any idea why they made this change? In 2009-2012 TFS was still using ScriptEnvironment::setStorage() and getStorage() calls, which supported a string as a parameter. This seems like a strange refactor choice.

Please wrap your code in the [ code ] tags. Please provide the name of the codebase, the version you're running, and the Tibia client version you're serving. You're missing parenthesis on "if player:getlevel() => 80 then"

In previous versions of OT, setStorageValue (or more accurately setPlayerStorageValue) allowed you to use a string. Now in TFS 1.1, it appears that it only accepts an int32_t. Is there an alternative to setStorageValue for strings? I want to store an array of numbers with some metadata split on ";"

Add another command to drop the entire database. That would be considerably more fun to exploit.