Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Regains Dedicated Servers Thanks to Publisher

Id Software announced, that Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory has regained dedicated servers. This will enable users to play the classic in an unmodified version, because as the studio itself admitted - currently multiplayer games with fan mods dominate the scene, which can spoil the nostalgic gaming experience.

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The default mode on "deds" will be a standard campaign with classic rules. Competition with other players will take place on six original maps. In the game search engine they will appear as "id Software Official Vanilla Server - (Region)".

The settings of the official servers in ET:

• default mode: campaign,
• maximum number of players: 16 (8 on 8),
• Punkbuster disabled,
• alliance fire enabled,
• enabled anti-lag,
• maximum number of lives disabled,
• no weapon restrictions.

id Software says it has set up servers in a number of territories and, as a result, playing ET will be comfortable due to low ping:

• United States: Texas,
• European Union: Netherlands,
• Australia: Canberra,
• United Kingdom: London.

Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory not only received official servers, but also appeared in the Microsoft Store.. The shooter can also be downloaded on Steam and from the developer's website - Splash Damage. The game to this day enjoys interest by fans, and has even received a facelift in the form of a standalone mod called ET: Legacy.

The release of ET took place in 2003 on PC, where it was a standalone expansion for Return to Castle Wolfenstein, offering multiplayer features.

• ET on developer's website
• ET on Microsoft Store
• ET on Steam

Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory

May 29, 2003

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• oldschool / retro
• Bethesda
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• Wolfenstein (franchise)
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