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25940: Re: [MUD-Dev] Persistent worlds in NWN (was: Retention without Addiction?)
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From: "Dubious Advocate" <dubiousadvocate@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups: nu.kanga.list.mud-dev
Date: Sat, 10 Jun 2000 18:12:19 -0500
References: [1] [2] <-newest
Organization: Kanga.Nu
Matthew Dobervich wrote:
> As Valerio Santinelli said, the best way to get data out of NWN at
> this point is a logfile dump. And the only way to get data in
> requires taking down the server, patching something into the
> module file, and reloading the server.
Check into something like RunUO. It's written in C# as is the
"script" engine, so player developed components compile directly
down to MSIL and there is full support for threading, serialization,
event-driven delegates, remoting, etc.. Even better it's a true
"PSW-in-a-box" solution for hobbyists wanting to support up to
150-200 concurrent users over a single box.
The downside is that it's an illegal UO emu. But my holy grail
remains a commercially packaged product like NWN with a RunUO-style
PW server platform using open standards. I'd pay a monthly
community fee to use a product like this and have access to
quality-developed components.
NWN is a partial solution at best, but I'm very pleased that Bioware
has enjoyed such commercial success.
--
Dave Scheffer
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