Chambahs Posted July 2, 2009 Report Posted July 2, 2009 Im sure some of you heard of this game, some of you havent. But, I just wanted to let you all know that a buddy of mine re-launched his server just recently. He had a hundreds of players on the initial launch in 2004ish, and now he just relaunched since then. Its a really good community, alot of customized stuff, and as of right now, we get an average of 5-10 players online so far (remember, it JUST got relaunched last week). If you get bored or wanna play a new game come check us out: http://qrro.quantumraiders.com/
Suicide_Run Posted July 2, 2009 Report Posted July 2, 2009 Played it when it was iRO and jumped onto different servers when it went commerical...such bullshit idea. Got bored of it though, I heard theres RO2....
Testtube Posted July 3, 2009 Report Posted July 3, 2009 how about listing the files that need to be downloaded in order to play. And then having DIRECT links to the files from your server or some other server. Getting this thing to work is retarded.
Chambahs Posted July 3, 2009 Author Report Posted July 3, 2009 Well, when you click on "downloads" it says: (Direct Download Link) "To play qrRO, you will need to install kRO, kRO Sakray, and the qrRO Client. In addition, you will need to update all of them to their newest versions." and then it says: KRO AND SAKRAY MIRRORS: "Below are a few links to sites that we recommend you utilize in obtaining kRO or kRO Sakray, as the main kRO website can be very slow most of the time." (List of links) So...?
»Admiral Kirk Posted July 6, 2009 Report Posted July 6, 2009 Ragnarok is game whos server code was reverse engineered many years ago. Thier are several server emulators available now and even the official server code in some of its earlier revisions can be had. Thier are somewhere around 200-300 "private" Ragnarok servers available. Each with their own styles, settings, customizations and levels of professionalism. Some server operators do a good job of putting together an easily download-able and installable client package. Others only know how to do the most basic setup, which usual involves a combination of installing the Korean client, the English Client, and then a customization on top of those two to make the resulting client connect to their servers. A little googling will provide the top lists for private Ragnarok servers and you can usually go from their. Some of the more professionally run servers are almost as good as the official ones, but 90% of the private ones are a joke. Cant speak for this one in particular though.
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