This is a server that you can log into via SSH and play C:DDA on. The only thing that’s different is that every time you login, there’s a chance you’ll join a world that’s already been played through. Any world you play in will be saved and recycled back into the pool of worlds. Currently, a new world is generated if all worlds are “Locked”. If a world is found that is not locked, that is loaded instead. That world is then essentially locked to your account until you log off without a save present. Anything you in the world will be saved for someone else to experience, or maybe even you if you stumble upon it again!
HOW TO CONNECT
Server IP: mcdda.dnsget.org
If you need to create an account, login with username newUser and password abc123, then connect again.
Windows
Download putty.
Disable application keypad mode in the Settings>Terminal>Features menu in putty.
Connect to the Server IP via SSH port 22.
If you already have an account, login. If you need to create an account, login with username newUser and password abc123.
NOTE: THe default putty window size is too small for C:DDA apparently, so stretch the window out a bit and it should work.
Linux
If you have Linux installed, you really should know how to SSH into a server.
This is still VERY early in development, and suggestions are always welcome! Enjoy!
FAQ
Q: So I can save my game and come back later, right?
A: Yes, the world will be locked to your account until you log out without an alive character present.
Q: Can I play on the same world as someone else at the same time as them?
A: No, I haven’t even begun to look into that, and it is probably not possible without severely altering the games code.
Q: Can I start my own server?
A: Of course!
Q: …with your software?
A: Eventually, yes. I wouldn’t really call it software either. I threw together this collection of scripts in about a day when I got fed up
dealing with dgamelaunch. While it’s not exactly the same thing, it aims to achieve something similar. Once I get it a little more refined, I will allow it to be downloaded freely.