06-01-2015 02:18:42 [email protected]: > Freedoom is just a WAD, so it doesn't "support multiplayer" in any > meaningful sense. At least one Doom engine that works with Freedoom does, > though: Odamex. > > Personally, I like Xonotic better OpenArena.
I like to play Freedoom using Doomsday. It doesn't support many mods (PWADs), besides, I must find I way to make Doomsday recognize Freedoom as game by itself (IWAD) rather than a Doom mod (PWAD), that is, there must be a way not to depend on the non-free Doom game. Past versions of Doomsday (that included in Trisquel repositories, for instance) don't need the Doom IWAD, as they can somehow run Freedoom as IWAD. But if you die in multiplayer, you can't respawn, even if the server forces you to be respawned. Version 1.14.5 of Doomsday seems to recognize Freedoom just as a PWAD. However, you're not stuck if you die in multiplayer. Although I don't know how many past versions have this limitation. When I have the time to, I'll try to backtrack Doomsday stable releases and do some version bisecting. And no, I'm not a skilled programmer, nor a Git user, I just searched this term right now, but I have seem some people use this term a long time ago. Respectfully, Adonay. Have a nice day. -- Assinatura automática – português brasileiro: – Site pessoal: http://adfeno.mooo.com/ – Favor não enviar-me documentos do Microsoft Office ou Apple iWork. Ao invés disso, envie documentos em OpenDocument! http://fsf.org/campaigns/opendocument/ – Se eu não te desejar um bom dia em meus e-mails, minhas postagens, ou meus comentários; isto significa que estes foram enviados por terceiros. Automatic signature – North American English: – Personal website: http://adfeno.mooo.com/ – Please do not send me Microsoft Office or Apple iWork documents. Instead, send OpenDocument documents! http://fsf.org/campaigns/opendocument/ – If I don't wish you a nice day in my emails, my posts, or my comments; this means that these were sent by third parties.
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