64 slot public FH server
 

FragThe.Net, a german BF Community, has just set up a 64 Slot public server for FH custom maps. The server runs on a P4@3.0 HT Machine directly connected to a gigabit class backbone.

FragThe.Net | Lima | 212.112.227.217:14567

Wanna play classic FH maps? Try our 40 slot public server:

FragThe.Net | Bravo | FH | 80.190.241.164:14567

Have Fun!

Re: 64 slot public FH server
 

Last I tried it was Charlie only..

Re: 64 slot public FH server
 

It was running Oder River till yesterday night, but hardly anybody connected. Now we're trying it with Charlie Sector to get the server know in the community. Any suggestions to fill that baby up are welcome :naughty: .

Cheers,
Mick

Re: 64 slot public FH server
 

Make custom map server 40 slots,and normal fh server 64 slots.There isnt much 64 sloted fh servers in europe,and the ones exist are most of the time empty,but your 40 sloted server is always full,players are waiting to join.

Re: 64 slot public FH server
 

i agree with kruder mick, use the 64 for the classic stuff since it´s often pretty hard to play on a custom map server, since sometimes you didn´t download the map, the other time there are not enough people etc.
I really appreciate what your doing, because i really would like to play more custom maps online. A suggestion would be, to name a spot somewhere whre you can download the custom maps that are on the servers list so that everyone can get them easily.
But at first i would switch servers, since i wouldn´t have to wait that long anymore to join bravo....*gg*

Re: 64 slot public FH server
 

Well, we (= the clan) discussed this already and we have come to the conclusion, that 40 slots are enough for most of the maps. There are only a few maps that can accomodate 64 players at once. As soon as the new FH patch is out, the 64 slot server will only run the new maps for a while.

All custom maps that are featured on our 64 slot server can be found at "maps.fragthe.net". It is eventually planed to feature some good custom maps in the cycle, especially Oder River.

Cheers,
Mick