Pre-Release : Tar'alan

I'm going to be starting work on a new campaign soon, entitled : Tar'alan. Here's a short compiled list of the features it'll have, comment here if you've got any ideas for more.
Features :

• (X, Y) Coordinate Location System
• Fully Working Quest System
• Quest Log WITH Save To File Capabilities.
• Bonus Stat Compatibility (ANX, DEP, HOP, HYP)
• Possibly a NEW plugin!
• Multi-Character Compatibility (Up to 3)
• SAVED Character Naming System
• New Stat Indexing System
• A New Stat?!?!?! 5 Core Stats?!?!?! :O
• Revamp -> Revamp -> Revamp!
• New Patch Version, 2.0.0
• New Debug Commands... not that this matters to most of you...
• Combat System Improvement!
• Non-Weighted Combat System! (100 str won't screw up your magic!)

Note : v2.0.0 WILL render old campaigns useless, please consult your local campaign maker (at this moment, me), about whether or not the switch to 2.0.0 will affect you!

EDIT:::

Might include :

• API updates (the Include folder)
• Fixed stat system, atm the bonus stats will greater the effect on the stat it effects every time you play a campaign, so 5 times and you could end up with -103 int.
• API additions ::
• ways to win
• non-death ways to lose ::
• timer dying
• too many moves....
• etc.

• etc.

• Cheat Codes... possibly.
• New random encounter system!

Note : V2.0.0 will be the first FULL release, V1.1.1 and V1.0.0 were both Open Betas, pre-V1.0.0 was a closed alpha stage version.

Open.Net and ReFRACT Release

Well, I've finished coding ReFRACT and Deviant-Core is rolling it out with a whopping 1100 lines of code. ReFRACT is PURE C++, the standard release version consists of 1 CPP file and 10 Header Files. This release is Version 1.1.1, as version 1 had some errors with segmentation faults and quest logging which pushed the release date back and caused us a bit of editting. I also had to drop some of the flooring from version 1, as Microsoft Visual Studio didn't like it when I tried to compile with floors on floats, don't ask me, ask M$. The current release is seemingly perfect. If you happen to find a bug/glitch/whatever please comment here with it or contact me through email. As always, my contact information is in my profile. Now for some links!
Open.Net Root
Direct Download
Forum Release Post

A Brand New Blog, A Brand New Day

The Deviant-Core Blog is here! We've got everything you could ever think of besides a blog, and now it's finally here. This blog will probably effectively replace our twitter, as I personally enjoy blogger better. I'm also starting to recruit new developers for Deviant-Core, so if you've got any talents in : PHP, C++, C, C#, or HTML, send me an email. All of my contact information is available in my profile, feel free to check that out. For those who want to be part of Deviant-Core, I'd prefer knowledge in either C++ or PHP/HTML, as both of those are highly needed to work with the projects I've set up. It's offical guys, Deviant-Core is here to stay.
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