Hi all,
Thanks again for all your feedback to the Early Access of MMX! Please find a first reply within this blog posting. We are aware that there is a lot more feedback and we’d like to discuss all of your concerns and ideas in our next IRC Dev Chat, starting
THIS WEDNESDAY (28.08.) at 6 pm (GMT+2)
join our server at chat.limbic-entertainment.de
(The server will be accessible half an hour before the chat starts. You will not be able to connect earlier!)
In order to make the chat less confusing, we will have two channels today (#mmxdev and #mmxfeedback). The first one will be open for discussion and for asking questions, the other one will be used by the devs for answering questions and is read-only for everyone else. By connecting to our server, you will automatically join both channels.
You will meet the following members of the MMX team in our chat:
- Thomas Steuber (Technical Lead, Limbic Entertainment)
- Johannes Pfeifer (Level Designer, Limbic Entertainment)
- Stephan Winter (CEO of Limbic Entertainment)
- Gary Paulini (Producer, Ubisoft)
- Julien Pirou (Creative Designer, Ubisoft)
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As we are developing a tribute to the classic Might & Magic RPGs, we are using the classic chat protocol, too: IRC!
What is IRC?
Here is a very brief description of IRC:
IRC (Internet Relay Chat = multi user communication system) is a very classic form of a chat in which users can join different channels to chat about different topics. Nowadays, IRC is still common for multiuser chats (although not as “hip” as some other hangout place, but you know our motto “Oldschool is cool!”).
A normal internet browser won’t do the job if you want to join an IRC chat. Instead you will need a client software (i.e. mIRC), which you can download as Free-/Shareware.
To download mIRC, you can use this link.