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RTCW: Enemy Territory Full Version Released

Posted by michael on from the cancel-weekend-plans dept.

bani writes "Following just a month after the test release, Enemy Territory has finally made a full version release! You can download the Linux and Windows versions for free, it does not require the retail Return to Castle Wolfenstein product in order to play. Hats off to Id+Activision+SplashDamage for giving the community such an excellent 3d FPS, for FREE!" Update by J : Id has set up a BitTorrent for the downloads. And if anyone needs a Mac beta-tester, I'm available :)

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  1. Re:Anyone got a torrent for it? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Informative

    http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/BT.html

  2. Re:Fileplanet ! NOOOOOOOOOO! Mirrors? by curtisk · · Score: 4, Informative
    Found another site.....

    http://www.ausgamers.com/files/download/html/6569

    Go get it!

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  3. BitTorrent link by fondue · · Score: 4, Informative

    http://news.gametab.com/files/wolfet.exe.torrent

    I haven't tried it yet, so download at your own risk.

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  4. BitTorrent Links by CrezzyMan · · Score: 5, Informative

    are here: http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/BT.html

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  5. Re:another by sweeney37 · · Score: 4, Informative

    let's try that again:

    another link

    Mike

  6. Red Title Bar by Zach` · · Score: 4, Informative
    A red title bar signifies a "subscriber-only" story. Notice that the timestamp is for 8:15am -- a time in the future. That is when the story will (or should) debut for non-subscribing Slashdot members.

    There seems to be a glitch in the Mat^H^H^HSlashdot system, or perhaps they are attempting to lure more subscribers by showing off the features of the system.

  7. Re:I was a tester for this game by Doug+Neal · · Score: 4, Informative

    I've found OpenGL games to run just as well under Linux as they do in Windows, if not marginally faster. And that's with Wine as well as Linux native. (All the Quake 3 based games I have tried work perfectly under Wine, fully hardware accelerated. So does Counterstrike)

    Sounds like you don't have hardware accelleration set up properly (or at all). Your best bet is with an Nvidia or maybe ATI card (I think the Nvidia drivers are slightly more polished than the ATI drivers at this point but I'm not entirely sure as I don't use an ATI).