The reason why SEGA will never release code for a user-run server is that they used exactly the same net protocol of the DC for the GC and Xbox versions of the game.
Doing so would allow a lot more people than today to attack PSO.
The hackers that did reverse engineer PSO's protocol for their own server use have not released their program in order NOT to set a wave of attacks on the current editions of the game.
I would really like to get my hands on a DC server program though. DC PSO is my only way to play with a lot of friends in the Us.
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The reason why SEGA will never release code for a user-run server is that they used exactly the same net protocol of the DC for the GC and Xbox versions of the game.
Doing so would allow a lot more people than today to attack PSO.
The hackers that did reverse engineer PSO's protocol for their own server use have not released their program in order NOT to set a wave of attacks on the current editions of the game.
I would really like to get my hands on a DC server program though. DC PSO is my only way to play with a lot of friends in the Us.