ET: Legacy

ET: Legacy - free open source multiplayer fps game
ET: Legacy - free open source multiplayer fps game
ET: Legacy - free open source multiplayer fps game

ET: Legacy Team Blog

Warmup: ET:Legacy 2.74 begins in...

Many thanks to all helping hands which were involved in our testing sessions! We had quite a lot of fun together, and we were successful in catching a few minor bugs (and we fixed them, too!) before releasing this long awaited release.

Before it arrives to your hard drive, ensure to read the installation guide and have a look at our FAQ. Feel free to ask us anything in our IRC channel #etlegacy.

Curious players will be able to find out what's new by looking at the changelog. ET:Legacy 2.74 will be released for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux platforms.


written by Spyhawk 9 years ago

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ET:Legacy 2.73 cancelled...

... instead, say hello to ET: Legacy 2.74!

We've been working hard to (finally!) provide the next release as bugs free and enjoyable as possible. However, our last public testing sessions revealed some annoying bugs that we couldn't find without the involvement of long time contributors and public testers from the community. All of these issues are now fixed, just a few hours ahead of the planned release.

However, in order to ensure the best quality of this long awaited release, we'd like to organize a very last public testing session to avoid any bad surprise at the last minute. Join us on our IRC channel #etlegacy around 19h00 CEST (17h00 UTC) on Sunday, August 16th and ask for joining the test session. We'll have fun together (and look for eventual issues) before officially releasing ET: Legacy 2.74 a bit later the following week!


written by Spyhawk 9 years ago

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Getting ready for a new release

The 2.73 release is getting close (finally) and we want to have some games with YOU!

Everyone interested in joining us on a game of developer fragging, please head up to the forums and join the fun. Join the fragfest!


written by Jacker 9 years ago

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Enemy Territory: Legacy version 2.71a has been released

After nearly three years of development, the ET: Legacy team proudly presents a Christmas present for the ET community in the form of a new game-engine and a mod.ET: Legacy is based on the source code of Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory which was released in 2010 under the GPLv3 license. The main goal of this project is to fix bugs, remove old dependencies and make it playable on all major operating systems while still remaining compatible with the ET 2.60b version and as many of its mods as possible.During the past three years, the main code repository has seen more than 4,000 commits, fixing a great numbers of bugs and adding various improvements to the code. Today, the first stable release has arrived for your best enjoyment.Here is what you can expect:ET: Legacy enginean easy to run installer to get you in battle in no time.an updated engine with nearly all known security issues and exploits fixed.a clean, optimized code.a fast, built-in minimizer.better performancean admin toolset in Lua, easily extensible (coming soon)raw input (this release uses the brand new SDL 2 library)Note, however, that ET: Legacy is not compatible with PunkBuster enabled servers. ET: Legacy clients also cannot connect to servers running the ETPro mod.However, ET: Legacy can be installed alongside the original Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. There is no need to remove your existing Wolf: ET installation!Legacy modThe Legacy mod is the default mod shipped with ET: Legacy. It aims to add many useful features and improvements, while staying close to the original gameplay, as well as being lightweight and fully extensible through Lua scripts. If you want to relive the original and authentic experience of ET, then the Legacy mod is made for you!Join Us!ET: Legacy development is a collaborative effort done in an open, transparent and friendly manner. Anyone is welcome to join our efforts! You’ll find us at www.etlegacy.com, and on the #etlegacy IRC channel on Freenode.


written by Radegast 9 years ago

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