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Subject: Re: Has anyone played Wolfpack?
From: "Daniel O'Connor" <doconnor@gsoft.com.au>
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On Fri, 2002-03-22 at 16:22, Paul C. Boyle wrote:
> I would like to know how to install and run the game.

Do you mean Empire Wolfpack? (ports/games/wolfpack)?

If so, you install the port, and then setup your 'world'.

Look in /usr/local/wolfpack/data/econfig for knobs to tweak for playing
the game.

To generate a world you use /usr/local/wolfpack/bin/files, and fairland.

The README gives some basic values.

Start the server
./bin/emp_server

Then run 
./bin/emp_client POGO peter <newcap_script

This will create the countries. 

People can now connect - the default name and password will be 1/1 2/2
etc. until people login and change them.

You'll probably want to download a decent client - visit the web site :)



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