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Article #74482Re: qw server finger
From: Alan Woodland
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 16:22
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 16:22
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Shane Crowe wrote: > What's the server finder software to use these days for quakeworld (1)? > Gamespy doesn't even recognize quake 1 anymore. Im sure gamespy 3D still does, or im runing an older version.. if it doesnt then thats kinda ironic cos IIRC gamespy used to be called "quakespy" instead. I personally use AGSM (from www.agsm.net) which does what I want nice and efficiantly Alan
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