You can play (buggy) human vs. human or alien vs. alien battles right now at unv://165.22.158.175:27960

There are some here: http://gg.illwieckz.net/dl/unvanquished/pkg/

The command for toggling first-person follow / chase follow / free-float is 0.51.1 is +button2. There is no bind menu entry for it. In 0.52 the command will be something else, I forget what, but there will be a bind menu entry for it. A server owner can require a password for all players by setting ...

1. You can join by IP using the in-game console: /connect 1.2.3.4 Also, if you install using the Windows or Linux updater, it creates a protocol association which allows you to open URLs of the form unv://1.2.3.4 in a browser, which can be seen in action at https://unvanquished.net/servers. 2. What ...

The local server usually works on Windows. Please upload the contents of My Documents\My Games\Unvanquished\daemon.log, after you try to start the server and then close the program.

Neat. So one could consider closing off some areas via layouts to adjust maps for a smaller number of players. IIRC the map rotation config allows logic based on the number of players, which would work well together. Also we can create the master map with control zones for all possible structural el...

It would be nice to have some kind of later stage benefit for the small alien classes, since it can get difficult for them to collect evos. There is already some kind of attention mechanism, which is used for beacon tagging, which could possibly used to implement such a thing. Although, I'm not sure...

when goon will pounce human and the human will die with no armor there could be chance to make his body fly away

I like this idea. To make the dead body into a projectile, with a speed and impact damage based on some percentage of the pounce speed.

I am thinking of switching to Linux soon. I am glad to see that it is now ready.

It seems, on most phones you have to use GLES, rather than standard OpenGL. This is perhaps the biggest obstacle to getting the Daemon engine to run on a mobile platform (even more than porting to a non-x86 architecture, which is also required; I'm also ignoring networking). It would likely be neces...