Happy 13th birthday, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!

Splash Damage's first game - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - was released exactly THIRTEEN YEARS ago. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was born on 29/05/2003. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was originally planned to be released as a commercial expansion pack to the popular FPS Return to Castle Wolfenstein and later as a standalone game.

SplashDamage@Twitter: To celebrate #WolfET's birthday we're giving away this signed copy! #RetweetToWin - Winner chosen @ random!

However, due to problems with the single-player aspect, the multiplayer portion was released on 29 May 2003 as a freeware standalone game.
In January 2004, the source code for the game logic (not the game engine) was released to the benefit of its modding community.
The game uses a modified Return to Castle Wolfenstein engine, itself being a heavily modified Quake III: Team Arena engine (id Tech 3, which has been open-source since 2005).

As of the first day of the 2010 QuakeCon, 12 August the entire source code was released under the GNU General Public License v3.Multiple source ports have been started.

While the attempts made by OpenWolf and ET:Xreal concentrate on innovating the renderer, the most active community project ET: Legacy focuses on fixing issues by backporting improvements from ioquake3 while staying binary compatible to the original game client, server and its mods.

Source: splashdamage.com | twitter/splashdamage

	ET ULTIMATE INSTALLER 1.6 Version:1.6 Final  Kashu  29.05.2010  346 MB  6778

	ET FULL VERSION 2.60 Version:2.60  SplashDamage  31.03.2009  263 MB  2542

	ET-LOGOS HI RES Version:-  dexter  19.04.2009  6,400 MB  761

Happy 11th birthday, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!

Splash Damage's first game - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - was released exactly ELEVEN YEARS ago. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was born on 29/05/2003. The game was originally planned as a buyable addon for Return to Castle Wolfenstein, but the singleplayer was not ready in time. Thus, the community one of the best free multiplayer first person shooter of all time received.

We wish all ET players continue to enjoy with this "young at heart" teamplay shooter.

Alles Gute zum 11. Geburtstag - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!

Splash Damage 's erstes Spiel - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - wurde genau vor ELF JAHREN freigegeben. Am 29.05.2003 wurde Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory von Splash Damage geboren. Zuerst war das Spiel als kostenpflichtiges Addon zu Return to Castle Wolfenstein geplant,  doch der Singleplayer wurde nicht rechtzeitig fertig. Dadurch hat die Community eines der Besten kostenlosen Multiplayer-Egoshooter aller Zeiten erhalten.

Wir wünschen allen ET Spielern weiterhin viel Spass, mit diesem "jungebliebenen" Teamplay-Shooter.

Source: splashdamage.com

	ET ULTIMATE INSTALLER 1.6 Version:1.6 Final  Kashu  29.05.2010  346 MB  6778

	ET FULL VERSION 2.60 Version:2.60  SplashDamage  31.03.2009  263 MB  2542

	ET-LOGOS HI RES Version:-  dexter  19.04.2009  6,400 MB  761

After nearly 8 months and some additional delay, the ET: Legacy team is happy to present the most advanced, stable and optimized ET version ever produced.

This new ET:Legacy 2.74 release adds optimized LAN player detection, better unicode support to the client, console smooth scrolling support, omni-bot compatibility with Linux 64 bit servers, Lua 5.3 and libraries updates. It fixes a few critical issues and adds a wide range of smaller adjustments and optimizations.

The Legacy mod has also seen countless improvements and bug fixes.
If you are looking for the most authentic Enemy Territory experience available today, you should give it a try!

A comprehensive changelog is available on our wiki.
Ensure to read the installation guides and have a look at our FAQ.
ET:Legacy is available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux 32 and 64 bit platforms.

We would like to thank all of our regulars contributors, fans and helping hands that participated in our testing sessions. These tests revealed a few issues that we have been able to fix in time to make this release as stable and smooth as it gets. Your help, bug reports, patches and global support made it possible!

ET: Legacy development is a collaborative effort done in an open, transparent and friendly manner. If you want to improve ET: Legacy in any way (coders, 2D/3D artists and modelers, level designers), don't hesitate to contact us on our IRC channel #etlegacy on Freenode.
Anyone is welcome to join and contribute to improving this project!

Source: www.etlegacy.com | www.etpro.de

	ET LEGACY WITH OMNIBOT Version:2.74  etlegacy  13.09.2015  120 MB  890

Long overdue, but it is finally here! Nearly one year ago, we released version 2.74, which has since been downloaded more than 50 thousands times. Today, we are pleased to announce the release of ET: Legacy 2.75.
As the game has been in a stable state since quite some time, we had the possibility to specifically focus on polishing the game feature-wise as well as improving the general player experience. Both the game engine and Legacy mod came to the table and received innumerable bug fixes and further code clean-up, making this new version the biggest we have ever released.

The changelog is long and ranges from rather simple UI changes like the 'landmine spotted' spamming to more serious back-end updates. Key updates worth mentioning are the additional OpenAL sound backend that will surely rejoice 7.1 surround system owners, as well as the new openGL 3 renderer. While now available for general public testing, this new renderer remains for now in an ‘experimental’ state and will be improved gradually over the following months. Other notable changes include a working multi view feature and the re-activation of the gamepad device code.

The implementation of a skill rating system definitely reached a milestone, and the addition of a SQL backend will allow flexible and powerful control with a complete Lua administration suite that will be delivered to you soon. Both of these features will be introduced in more details in the coming days. So make sure to keep an eye out for this project!

We are confident to say that ET: Legacy is the most advanced, stable and optimized ET version ever created and we will continue to work to live up to that statement. Future features and updates are already in the pipeline and are being worked on. The work on getting ET: Legacy away from the licensed assets took a big leap forwards as well a few weeks ago. We are definitely on the right track!

Source: etlegacy.com | wolffiles.de

	ET LEGACY Version:2.75  etlegacy  18.09.2016  118.06 MB  2886

Happy 16th birthday, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!

Splash Damage's first game - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - was released exactly SIXTEEN YEARS ago. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was born on 29/05/2003.
The game uses a modified Return to Castle Wolfenstein engine, itself being a heavily modified Quake III: Team Arena engine (id Tech 3, which has been open-source since 2005).

Enjoy remaining ET time.

Source: splashdamage.com

	ET FULL VERSION 2.60 Version:2.60  SplashDamage  31.03.2009  263 MB  2542

	ET-LOGOS HI RES Version:-  dexter  19.04.2009  6,400 MB  761

Enemy Territory 2 - A Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Remake Project

Long-time "Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory" fan and member of the "Crossfire.nu" gaming community, who goes by the name of Chubb, has assembled a Devteam in order to begin a project that we've all hoped we'd see one day, a modern recreation of our beloved "Wolf: ET" on a brand new gaming engine.

The "alpha" stage has now begun and the map that has been the main focus for now is the classic custom "ETPro" map, "Supply Depot". Here's what Chubb had to say about recent project developments and the progress made so far:
"We'd like to thank everyone for the amazing feedback via Youtube, Instagram and on the Crossfire.nu. website. Thank you to all of our donors too, your support definitely gave us a boost. We invite everyone to actively take part in our contest and we’ll consider every suggestion." - Chubb

Enemy Territory 2 on Youtube | Enemy Territory 2 on Instagram

Source: crossfire.nu | splashdamage.com | wolfflies.de

UAC - Universal Anti-cheat 3 was discontinued as of 1.January.2014
The decision was made after we came to conclusion that our lifestyle has changed in those eight years and we have no more the free time needed to provide quality support of UAC. Please keep in mind that we are no company, only two guys who did this whole thing in their free time with no income from it whatsoever. The decision was hard to make, trust me. However it was for the best, because nobody want's to use outdated and unsupported software.

Universal Anti-cheat was client side anti cheat system created by Slovak software developer Dalibor Bartoš aka DExUS.
It was initially created in year 2005 then later in 2006 it was rebuilt to support SWAT4 community with wide SWAT4 cheat detections and in 2009 with UAC2 32 games were supported. The interest and popularity grew and thus UAC3 was created to accommodate all needs of the leagues.

UAC was free to use for everyone without any fee for whole time of it's existence with regular updates and fast tech support.
It was used in many leagues around the world, mentioning just some of them as Clanbase, ESL, CyberGamer and many more.

As of today 31.dec.2013 it had ~300 000 users and supporting 44 popular games like all Call of Duty titles, Battlefield, SWAT4 etc.
In order to function UAC used it's own dedicated server with customized linux OS for best performance with low bandwidth.
The web/database side was managed by Snipes in the early era of UAC (2005-2010) and later by Shii (2010-2013) who has created UAC3 pages and database system.

If you want to read more about the history of UAC it was pretty much sumarized
here >> UAC history

Source: etpro.de | uac3.dexus5.com

Happy 12th birthday, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!

Splash Damage's first game - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - was released exactly TWELVE YEARS ago. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was born on 29/05/2003. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was originally planned to be released as a commercial expansion pack to the popular FPS Return to Castle Wolfenstein and later as a standalone game.

However, due to problems with the single-player aspect, the multiplayer portion was released on 29 May 2003 as a freeware standalone game.
In January 2004, the source code for the game logic (not the game engine) was released to the benefit of its modding community.
The game uses a modified Return to Castle Wolfenstein engine, itself being a heavily modified Quake III: Team Arena engine (id Tech 3, which has been open-source since 2005).

As of the first day of the 2010 QuakeCon, 12 August the entire source code was released under the GNU General Public License v3.Multiple source ports have been started.

While the attempts made by OpenWolf and ET:Xreal concentrate on innovating the renderer, the most active community project ET: Legacy focuses on fixing issues by backporting improvements from ioquake3 while staying binary compatible to the original game client, server and its mods.

Source: splashdamage.com | twitter/splashdamage | etpro.de

	ET ULTIMATE INSTALLER 1.6 Version:1.6 Final  Kashu  29.05.2010  346 MB  6778

	ET FULL VERSION 2.60 Version:2.60  SplashDamage  31.03.2009  263 MB  2542

	ET-LOGOS HI RES Version:-  dexter  19.04.2009  6,400 MB  761

Happy 15th birthday, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory!

Splash Damage's first game - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - was released exactly FIFTEEN YEARS ago. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was born on 29/05/2003.

The game uses a modified Return to Castle Wolfenstein engine, itself being a heavily modified Quake III: Team Arena engine (id Tech 3, which has been open-source since 2005).

Enjoy remaining ET time!

Source: splashdamage.com

	ET FULL VERSION 2.60 Version:2.60  SplashDamage  31.03.2009  263 MB  2542

	ET-LOGOS HI RES Version:-  dexter  19.04.2009  6,400 MB  761

TrackBase 4th Anniversary!
Wew! Times flies by, a feeling all of you can probably relate to! Certainly, we do.. We've been around a staggering four years by now. To celebrate this we want to let you know about some of our future plans

In the last couple of weeks we've introduced some new staff already, and we're making plans to expand our team a lot more in the future. For now, we're rebuilding some backend stuff on Trackbase, to provide for a more solid future. The idea is to rewrite some parts and clean up old code, allowing for new features to be implemented.:D

This also means that we're open for new feedback again, and will seriously consider the new ideas proposed by you guys, our fantastic public! One of our first projects is opening a public game database and implement more social features for our users.

Besides this, Trackbase will also partner up closer to Fragwise! Arriving soon is our first partnership product: any spend euro on Fragwise you'll be able to cash in here as well for trackbase points to get your awesome premium account, or place some ads for your server/clan.

Oh and wait, what would an anniversary be without gifts!? Of all replies on our anniversary post (forum, et, facebook) we'll pick a few random people to receive a Dirty Bomb Closed Beta invite key! Now ain't that a present!

Source: et.trackbase.net

After 9 years the heart of Dark Alchemy is still beating.

Old-Owl managed to do a great job.
We want to thank him and all others who helped (and is helping) to make Dark Alchemy a succes.

We are sure Old-Owl will continue doing the job as great as he always did.

Thank you for everything

We will celebrate our 9 years on 3rd of august.
The place to be for a suprise: Dark Alchemy A1 - 213.239.207.85:27960

Source: wolffiles.de | dark-alchemy.com