First of all, the Move In! team is not dead and we are still working hard on our release candidate! We weren't inactive in the last time, yeah we know that our old homepage was outdated and we feel sorry for that but we changed that now and made a complete new homepage. We hope that you like it!

There are still some placeholders on the page but we'll change that as soon as possible. The concept will also be updated in the next days, because we included and developed some new features. But there's also much new stuff on the page. We've included a whole new media section. Check it out and see how the new Move In! version looks like!



We've nearly included all stuff wich is needed for the first release and we'll start last betatesting stage soon. We had some problems with the linux server port but we've solved them - big thanks to Kms the coder of the Taskforce-Mod, who is currently doing the linux port for us.

We are still searching for gameservers for betatesting, if you want to host a gameserver please contact the][enemy.

If you have any other questions or just want to meet some members of the Move In! team, please stop by our forums and register, or visit #movein on GameSurge. It would be great to see some new faces in our community :)

We are pleased to announce the release of IOS Beta 3.0b server patch. This means you only need this if you run a server.
You must have IOS v3.0 already installed before applying this patch.
Download the IOS Beta 3.0a server patch from the links below.

Download IOS Beta 3.0b Patch for Windows (610,579 bytes)

Download IOS Beta 3.0b Patch for Linux (532,607 bytes)

Fixed "[off] and model" exploits.
Fix join after red card bug.
Fixed invisible ball after goal exploit.
Fixed spectators affecting other players during throw ins etc.
Improved Goal Kick and kick from hands for human keepers.
Added motm check for keeper cleansheet.
Thanks to Rich for Linux build and everyone who helped test this version.
irc #ios on quakenet

The CPL announced today that it has selected Justin Blanchard as League Commissioner.
Justin started his esports career in 1999 by volunteering for DoG (an online league that was acquired by CPL and re-launched as CAL). At CAL he was division administrator, head administrator, league manager and finally director of operations before passing those responsibilities on in 2003 to focus on the professional league.

At CPL he started as a volunteer in April 2000 and was promoted to tournament manager, qualifier manager, and then to tournament director.

His vast experience in all facets of CPL operations is an invaluable asset he brings to this new position. When his promotion was made official, he stated, "My goals as commissioner are to help promote our new sport worldwide through increasingly professional tournaments. I want the CPL to provide the best tournament experience with the most fun possible for both competitors and spectators."

Today, Justin's name was added to the official historical list of CPL commissioners:

1997 - John Romero
1998 - Frank Cabanski
1998 - Michael Wardwell (currently Assistant Commissioner)
2001 - Frank Nuccio
2004 - Justin Blanchard

The first phase of the Counter-Strike: Source beta has begun at all cyber cafés that subscribe to the Valve Cyber Café Program. Click here to find an Official Valve Cyber Café in your area.

In preparation for the next phase of the beta, we have made the Source Dedicated Server (SRCDS) available via the Dedicated Server Update Tool.


In addition, an update for Counter-Strike: Condition Zero and Counter-Strike has been released. Steam will update itself automatically when you restart. Here is a list of the changes:

STEAM CLIENT CHANGES / ADDITIONS:

• Force spec_pip off if forcechase cam modes are set


• Improved lag compensation for the player with the last player slot (ie. player 10 on a 10 player server)


• Changed engine to respond to new server info query
  

Browse the new Café Directory to find an Official Valve Cyber Café and play our latest games. The Café Directory lists over 700 cafés across the world (with 900+ more in Korea) that are official members of the Valve Café program.

This page is also linked from the Cyber Cafés area.

Valve Opens Counter-Strike Source Beta

Phase 1 of the Counter-Strike: Source beta has opened at cyber cafes that subscribe to the Valve Cyber Café Program. A full listing of those venues can be found here: http://www.steampowered.com/?area=cafe_directory

Later this month, the beta will be extended to owners of Counter-Strike: Condition Zero and ATI\\Half-Life 2 video card bundle owners.

The Hostile Intent Mapping Team has released a pack of tutorials located on the HI Community Forums to help mappers new and old. From the basic of Hammer, to advanced compiling and the HI specific entities, this is a must read for questions about HI mapping. Check out the tutorials here. Any errors or suggestions feel free to contact Bic-Ball on the HI forums.

The HLstats team has released a beta version of HLstats, version 1.3. This release adds a few new features such as a live status page for each game server and color themes. Also, there are multiple fixes such as improved performance and improved security for the admin area. One of the major fixes is a tweak to the code used for working out skill points. This change is a great improvement for those who suffer from the TFC skill bug. However, more feedback is needed to completely remove this bug and any negative effects this change may have caused. It is highly recommended that any previous versions of HLstats are updated to this version.

In other news, the HLstats team is currently in need of new staff to help continue the HLstats project and take part in a new project. If you are experienced in using Perl and/or PHP with MySQL please contact Detritus at detritus@blueyonder.co.uk with examples of previous work.

The VeXSecure team has released VeXSecure 1.6, a new version that contains many different updates. This client and server update incorporate many different bug fixes including a connection issue pertaining to the 40006 error along with various other minor fixes. This release also adds a few new features such as real-time userlists, last used IP/Port memory, the ability to change handle, and much more.

These fixes and new features will greatly improve the functionality of the new VeXSecure series. This is a manditory update; Previous versions of VeXSecure will no longer function.

Please see http://forums.unitedadmins.com/index.php?s...showtopic=40931 for the full changelog.

The first of our two BG 1.2.2 trailers are now available. The first shows the full capabilities of the particle powered shooting effects and how this influences line battles and the game in general. The thick smoke clouds are affected by wind and move accurately through the virtual 3d space.


zipped bink *.exe file - 17mb

The second trailer will be released later and will show the full range of new maps in the upcoming version, as well as some advanced particle and grass effects.