[Paid Request] Server Admin/Help With Setting Up TBC Server

[Grillem]

Hello,

The title basically explains it, But I will go into more detail to hopefully find someone whos up for the task.

What I am looking to make:
- Blizzlike TBC Private Server
- Optional quest to lvl straight to 58
- All raid content working flawlessly
- PvP content working flawlessly
- 500 Players shortly after launch, hopefully more if all goes to plan.
- Public code for everyone to add to/enjoy

What I have access to:
- Funding to pay staff
- Dedicated/VPS Servers
- Better then average linux Admin skills
- Youtube channel with 100k subscribers plus other advertising sources.

What I need:
- Help choosing the right Core/Databases/Scripts ect (I heard Cmangos or mangos were the best?)
- Links to the best tutorials, that follow the best practices for a smooth running server
- Someone experienced in setting up these types of servers to help get it rolling
- Someone who can code fixes to any issues we do run into. (happy for any of these fixes to be released publicly, if one of the current devs working on a project like this would like to share)


Any help or links to any of the information I need would be greatly appreciated.

[Maintankadin]

i personally think you should enquire with the CoreCraft team on whether or not you can join them.

They will be the biggest and best TBC server when it gets released later this year.

Honestly. they have been in dev for ages, i'm not trying to put you off, i just honestly think that most of the best devs will already be there due to the scale of the project.
check their site here: https://www.worldofcorecraft.com/

edit: i only feel like this would be your best option since CC have been working on this server for 2 years :P

[tezzarist]

imo i would use Mangos

if you looking to compile a fresh core from scratch then head to https://github.com/mangoswiki/Wiki/w...20on%20Windows very help guide on setting up and it works to also i suggest you browse acweb if you plan on editing custion scripts whih once learnt is a breeze :-)

[Grillem]

Yea corecraft looks great, the only issue I see is they will probably dominate the market and they are not sharing their updates with the public (which is understandable because of the amount of work into it)

But from previous experiences when one server/person dominates the market they could easily start selling "Gear" and abusing the system. Not saying they will be its always good to have competition in the market.

[Xzenor]

imo i would use Mangos

if you looking to compile a fresh core from scratch then head to https://github.com/mangoswiki/Wiki/w...20on%20Windows very help guide on setting up and it works to also i suggest you browse acweb if you plan on editing custion scripts whih once learnt is a breeze :-)

This guy knows the deal

[Grillem]

So anyone had experience setting up a TBC server on Linux? and wana be involved?

[Valkryst]

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[tezzarist]

https://github.com/mangoswiki/Wiki/wiki/Linuxinstall for linux install. i suggest you give it a try by yourself first just so you can get a better understanding on how to do it. but if worst comes to worst im always here :-)

[bone91]

Run with hellgroundcore. Maybe find the leaked Arena-Tournament core.
You will need years to create something flawless, out of these things. There's a reason it took Corecraft so long.

For an open-source project, your requests are just way out of line. You can probably keep people until Corecraft if you just run a hellground core with minor modifications, good advertisement and manage to fix warrior damage.

[LilleCarl]

i personally think you should enquire with the CoreCraft team on whether or not you can join them.

They will be the biggest and best TBC server when it gets released later this year.

Honestly. they have been in dev for ages, i'm not trying to put you off, i just honestly think that most of the best devs will already be there due to the scale of the project.
check their site here: https://www.worldofcorecraft.com/

edit: i only feel like this would be your best option since CC have been working on this server for 2 years :P

They do not stand one single chance against hellground.

imo i would use Mangos

if you looking to compile a fresh core from scratch then head to https://github.com/mangoswiki/Wiki/w...20on%20Windows very help guide on setting up and it works to also i suggest you browse acweb if you plan on editing custion scripts whih once learnt is a breeze :-)

This guy knows the deal

This guy doesn't know the deal, either CMaNGOS or hellgrounds core is what is the leading 2.4.3 stuiff atm.

https://github.com/mangoswiki/Wiki/wiki/Linuxinstall for linux install. i suggest you give it a try by yourself first just so you can get a better understanding on how to do it. but if worst comes to worst im always here :-)

It is really easy to install on linux compared to windows (except for client extraction maybe)

Run with hellgroundcore. Maybe find the leaked Arena-Tournament core.
You will need years to create something flawless, out of these things. There's a reason it took Corecraft so long.

For an open-source project, your requests are just way out of line. You can probably keep people until Corecraft if you just run a hellground core with minor modifications, good advertisement and manage to fix warrior damage.

Leaked cores are never a good idea, as you never have version control over them or know anything about them. Debugging made harder = true.