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@Xeraphus you need to register the logout event

Here is a sneak peak into spawns, this systems makes every hunt an adventure. Players never know when a boss will spawn ;) (monsters won't spawn if players are in the area) I continue development everyday, still looking for a mapper to work on 'dungeons'.

I voted no. If you look back every finished project that mimicked vanilla Tibia, using a beautiful custom map with lore and quests, have failed. Players hate to feel like they are stuck behind high levels on the server, and with such slow progression and no interesting content (Tibia-esq quests...

Those ability effects are amazing.

Position is still open. Here's some intro lore:

It's great to hear positive feed back! Thanks so much. @Yamaken Sure thing, I haven't hammered out exactly how I want it yet, but here's a brief idea of how it works. Every different kind of equipment (armor, legs, weapon, etc.) have modifiers that can be applied to them. Now how many - or how...

This server is heavily inspired by the action rpg and rouge-lite genre. To just name a few: Grim Dawn, Path of Exile, and Diablo II. The server takes place in the underworld, you must journey through the realms in a race to become the next King. [huge character building...

So you want this to be a spell? Which version of TFS are you using?

This will kick the player if they are using OTClient. In data/creaturescripts/scripts/login.lua replace: function onLogin(player) with: function onLogin(player) if player.isUsingOtClient(self) player:remove() end

Could anyone re-host this?

Come check it out!

Very excited to play.

For people who want to make something fresh with tfs your scripts are a god send, keep developing stuff like this, it will keep developers who want to progress the community around.

One of the best things on this forum, I might just tear up.

Great contribution, going to help me along nicely.

I like this, reminds me of a downtown area as it starts to become a poverty-ghetto.

It is, but its way slower, and so much more complicated. You can see in Creature::blockHit for example how armor works in this one line of code: damage -= uniform_random(armor / 2, armor - (armor % 2 + 1));

Sorry for the shameless double post, but I started looking over the blockHit methods, the one in creature.cpp is very clear about what's happening for armor, shield, and magic. The others handling items and fields. Does player.cpp and monster.cpp draw from creature.cpp, this is the only place I...

-Revised in a later post,