Vermain's Server Review: Rudora
 

Errm.... what the? First, they ask you to go to your website and get the map file, and then say the password in the text file "password.txt" in the beginning level to continue. So I go to their website, and find that their bandwidth exceeds the limit.

So, no review until I can actually GET out of the starting level.

I think the password was moon75light.

Re: Vermain's Server Review: Rudora
 

Once you get out you pointlessly consistantly die

Thanks. Here's the actual server review:

Well, I gotta say, I was impressed. The tiling is very smooth, and I only saw a couple of tile errors. I managed to find a quest, and it looked interesting. They still have a bunch of empty space around their world, but I'm sure they'll fill it in time. I have to say, I was impressed.

Rating: 8

And yet... why the stupid password thing?

because they require you to get the map.

Well fair enough but there are ways to do that ingame, and wouldn't "hey, go get the map" be better?

I never get maps for servers..I got the map for this one and then massed the password so people wouldn't have to go through the trouble of getting it :)

Re: Re: Vermain's Server Review: Rudora
 

Ugh, yes, that is annoying...

I like getting maps but i dont want to be forced into getting it and i could review rudora cuz i just kept getting up and dieing.. i made it in the door of the first quest but i coulldnt move any more cuz i just kept dieing... **turns into a big ball of fire**

Re: Re: Vermain's Server Review: Rudora
 

that was a bug. Just reconnect. I was like the 2nd person to get the map so it did it in no time. I think that's stupid making them get the map, though.

Rudora: I think this server has some potential. It has a very very very very very cool map. Though the server is small, I believe it has some potential. All it needs are some cool NPC's, maybe some more quests, and a couple hundred more levels, and it'd rule.

wow, leave it to vermain for a good, honest to goodness review. go vermain!

I got an idea fo them, make the img name appear in a sign...
like what Mithica does:
#i(Imgname)