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24/7 Procyon Dedicated
Hosted on a fiberoptic internet connection, Procyon is a vanilla Freelancer server that boasts some of the smoothest player vs. player combat and general gameplay possible for players across the entirety of North America. Featuring untainteed vanilla gameplay, Procyon is the perfect server for any player looking to get away from the nonsensical rules and heavy-handed administration that so many servers today are known for.
With enhancements to the server being made on a near daily basis, Procyon plays host to a large number of features thats cannot be found anywhere else.
Hosted on a fiberoptic internet connection, Procyon is a vanilla Freelancer server that boasts some of the smoothest player vs. player combat and general gameplay possible for players across the entirety of North America. Featuring untainteed vanilla gameplay, Procyon is the perfect server for any player looking to get away from the nonsensical rules and heavy-handed administration that so many servers today are known for.
With enhancements to the server being made on a near daily basis, Procyon plays host to a large number of features thats cannot be found anywhere else.
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Freelancer | 15 hours | 10,245 hours |
Procyon site closure
With the Freelancer server haven been taken offline for good, the hosting service that we're currently using for the website (http://ProcyonServer.com) is being cancelled - according to Zephyr, he's expecting the site to go dark sometime in mid-June.
With that taken into consideration, it would likely be a good idea to make local copies of any articles, posts, PMs, or other such information you may want to save for your own records - I would advise that this be done sooner rather than later, as we do not know for certain when the exact date of the site's death will be as of yet.
For those unaware (and/or too lazy to click the link in the previous news post), I've copied the shutdown announcement below:
Six years ago, four friends of like minds returned to the Freelancer community from a long hiatus. They had in their collective mind a simple goal: shoot people, raise hell, and burn everything in sight as they had so enjoyed doing during the infant months of Freelancer. It sounded like...
With the Freelancer server haven been taken offline for good, the hosting service that we're currently using for the website (http://ProcyonServer.com) is being cancelled - according to Zephyr, he's expecting the site to go dark sometime in mid-June.
With that taken into consideration, it would likely be a good idea to make local copies of any articles, posts, PMs, or other such information you may want to save for your own records - I would advise that this be done sooner rather than later, as we do not know for certain when the exact date of the site's death will be as of yet.
For those unaware (and/or too lazy to click the link in the previous news post), I've copied the shutdown announcement below:
Six years ago, four friends of like minds returned to the Freelancer community from a long hiatus. They had in their collective mind a simple goal: shoot people, raise hell, and burn everything in sight as they had so enjoyed doing during the infant months of Freelancer. It sounded like...
Current Work
Couple tidbits...
We're currently doing a fair bit of work with mission scripting on the server. We're currently using this to create a few unique NPC spawns in the New York system - namely, Battleships Unity, Arizona, and Omaha. Taking things a step further, we recently made use of a custom mission script to launch a Nomad invasion of Planet Crete following the completion of our latest server event (congratulations, by the way, to Noggmoritz and HIStory for claiming the final victory) - the Gamma Bowl IV 2v2 tournament.
The script itself was fairly simple, we spawned an invulnerable NPC from Freelancer's oft-forgotten single player campaign (King), who assisted players in battling a great deal of mission-spawned Nomad fighters and gunboats. The execution of this script on the server was without error or flaw, and acted as a fairly decent stress test to give us an idea as to how taxing the execution of large scale mission scripts on a populated (30 players at the time, I believe) server is. We...
Couple tidbits...
We're currently doing a fair bit of work with mission scripting on the server. We're currently using this to create a few unique NPC spawns in the New York system - namely, Battleships Unity, Arizona, and Omaha. Taking things a step further, we recently made use of a custom mission script to launch a Nomad invasion of Planet Crete following the completion of our latest server event (congratulations, by the way, to Noggmoritz and HIStory for claiming the final victory) - the Gamma Bowl IV 2v2 tournament.
The script itself was fairly simple, we spawned an invulnerable NPC from Freelancer's oft-forgotten single player campaign (King), who assisted players in battling a great deal of mission-spawned Nomad fighters and gunboats. The execution of this script on the server was without error or flaw, and acted as a fairly decent stress test to give us an idea as to how taxing the execution of large scale mission scripts on a populated (30 players at the time, I believe) server is. We...
