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Purchasing the game is different than playing online in the SWG servers.
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I am not entirely sure the correctness (and want someone to clarify if I am incorrect) of these next few statements. If you'd like to contribute, help them with the datapack done in a Wiki format! If you're interested in development for the team and know C/C++, check out this post. Hopefully this reverse engineering provides a stable alternative. I guess it had such a huge client that most of the functionality had to be sitting on each client machine and the server required some interaction. I am just sitting back and waiting for hopefully a chance to play a game I once knew and loved. Most importantly, there are no dates set whatsoever for this project. The concern by SOE is not only stealing paying customers but also the fact that if this is open sourced, then anyone will be able to see the reverse engineering work which means a whole lot more attempts on hacking the servers. I don't actively post on swgemu but am thrilled by the idea of what they are trying to create. I think they've had tangles with them in the past and don't enjoy discussing it. I should also point out that the forums are tightly moderated as swgemu is not looking for trouble with legal issues regarding SOE. Note, I'm not sure if the YouTube video is the same as the one from the mirrors, I'm still downloading that. This is, of course, with the exception of the screenshots hosted by gamerspace or the video (which really just seems to be a transition of the stills). Almost all the swgemu sites I go to require me to cut and past links into the browser and to make sure they are preceded with So for instance, paste " 4 081" into your browser and you should see the linked forum. This is because of how the hosting service is implemented. You might notice that if you click a link with a base, it redirects you to Crayola, Teletubbies or Lego's site. "News has spread, even throughout the Sony Online Entertainment forums of SWGEMU's latest success.
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"The SWGEMU will allow private, emulated game servers to be run by anyone with the hardware and bandwidth to support the load, possibly allowing customized environments, and game mechanics, as well as a 'dungeon master' control of the server, possibly even over a LAN." SWGEMU was formed with the hopes of allowing players to 'roll back' their experiences to a Pre-'Combat Upgrade' state of the game, months before the ill-fated NGE was implemented." The game has had a rocky history, with nerfs and bugs abounding, but the latest 'NGE' or New Game Enhancement patches have led to the detrimental decline in player population. A hosted video montage of the successfully connecting the SWG client to an emulated server, loading a character, zoning from one area to another, and other huge leaps were shown in the clip." Read on for more information, including links to the video clip.ĬoffeeHedake provides a pointer to the forum and current announcement, and links to the video at several mirrors:ĬoffeeHedake continues "This all comes after much very bad press for SOE, after completely changing the game mechanics of Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided. An announcement was made on the SWGEMU bulletin boards that something special would be shown in their IRC channel at 12:00AM EST Today. CoffeeHedake writes "The SWGEMU (Star Wars Galaxies Emulator) Team has successfully run their first Alpha stage test of a reverse-engineered version of Sony Online Entertainment's Star Wars Galaxies server software.