mrmuppet
13-10-2012, 14:27
http://www.crossfire.nu/news/7778/tz-ac-discontinuation
From Crossfire today;
TZ-AC TZAC
TZ-AC Discontinuation
by MSH100 • TODAY, 00:18 • NEWS
Unfortunately the time has come where TZ-AC will no longer be developed or supported. Following issues with a new partnership with TZ-AC, the project will be discontinued and unusable from the beginning of December.
TZ-AC was a much needed replacement for Punkbuster, which was also discontinued for Enemy Territory last year in October 2011. This means that Enemy Territory will now be left without an actively used anti-cheat client. TZ-AC has been used in ESL and CB matches.
Two years have passed since the first development of TZ-AC (formerly SLAC), so despite its issues now, and the fact it will not longer be supported, we must of course thank khaplja for the development and helping to keep ET in the state it has been in for some time.
Tomislav Zubcic, the developer of TZ-AC will be posting the following about the discontinuation of TZ-AC
Quote
after more than 2 years of running this project, I have sad news to announce: I am shutting down TZAC.
From the very start of TZAC, I've tried finding partners and a couple of times it seemed promising, but every time something went wrong. 2 years have been more than enough, I have no hopes anymore, nor motivation to keep working on TZAC and it resulted in lack of updates - which you may have noticed lately.
I'm deeply sorry because I haven't done with TZAC everything I planned on doing - a lot of stuff was not implemented which should have been done ages ago.
I hope that during the project's lifetime it helped you, both league admins and league players.
Therefore, TZAC will be shut down on 1 December 2012. Hopefully you'll find an alternative that will be just as good, or even better.
At YCN-Hosting, we have been supporting the development of TZ-AC for a long time now and are also sad to see its end, however we would like to point out that we will still actively support the Enemy Territory community, and any projects that could improve the number of players, or the fair play of the game.
From Crossfire today;
TZ-AC TZAC
TZ-AC Discontinuation
by MSH100 • TODAY, 00:18 • NEWS
Unfortunately the time has come where TZ-AC will no longer be developed or supported. Following issues with a new partnership with TZ-AC, the project will be discontinued and unusable from the beginning of December.
TZ-AC was a much needed replacement for Punkbuster, which was also discontinued for Enemy Territory last year in October 2011. This means that Enemy Territory will now be left without an actively used anti-cheat client. TZ-AC has been used in ESL and CB matches.
Two years have passed since the first development of TZ-AC (formerly SLAC), so despite its issues now, and the fact it will not longer be supported, we must of course thank khaplja for the development and helping to keep ET in the state it has been in for some time.
Tomislav Zubcic, the developer of TZ-AC will be posting the following about the discontinuation of TZ-AC
Quote
after more than 2 years of running this project, I have sad news to announce: I am shutting down TZAC.
From the very start of TZAC, I've tried finding partners and a couple of times it seemed promising, but every time something went wrong. 2 years have been more than enough, I have no hopes anymore, nor motivation to keep working on TZAC and it resulted in lack of updates - which you may have noticed lately.
I'm deeply sorry because I haven't done with TZAC everything I planned on doing - a lot of stuff was not implemented which should have been done ages ago.
I hope that during the project's lifetime it helped you, both league admins and league players.
Therefore, TZAC will be shut down on 1 December 2012. Hopefully you'll find an alternative that will be just as good, or even better.
At YCN-Hosting, we have been supporting the development of TZ-AC for a long time now and are also sad to see its end, however we would like to point out that we will still actively support the Enemy Territory community, and any projects that could improve the number of players, or the fair play of the game.