NBT / GigAve Server Statistics
The following are a compilation of all logs recorded from the NBT Servers. Data is organized by play style (WNR, Mission, NR, League, etc), as well as giving an overall view of the data. Information is given about maps, weapons, ‘Mechs and players.
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The following are the stats to the final weeks of HCB testing: HCB27-HCB30
NBT / GigAve League Dedicated Servers
NBT-HardCore, in conjunction with GigAve and Phoenix Creation, currently runs 14 dedicated servers for league use. 13 of these are game servers running MW4: Mercenaries. The 14th server runs various Voice Comms programs (TeamSpeak 2) as well as IRC. Below you can find the server names, settings and addresses. Inactive servers are faded. The continued running of these servers is dependent on the donations of the players of the league. Please refer to the Donations Page for further details.
These servers are setup for public play during the day, and when not in use for league matches. The settings vary from server to server, and are setup to allow for the most popular game modes to be played, both by league and non-league members. All NBT Server run MW4 Monitor as a server application. This allows for a large amount of customization and player control over the servers while in play. For details check out the Monitor Command Tutorial.
If you are interested in setting up a NBT style server, be it under HC or MPx, we have made our NBT-Server setups available for download. These files include all server cycles, NFMs and server.ini files needed to run a dedicated server, be it HC or MP2.x. This file is regularly updated as changes are made to the NBT Server bank.
Server defaults include the settings listed below. Exceptions are listed in the Extras options.
- PureTech games only (Clan weapons on Clan ‘Mechs; IS weapons on IS ‘Mechs).
- Team Battle games.
- FFP (Forced-First-Person)
Importante Note: With the Microsoft ZoneMatch software now being obsolete, MekTek has made a replacement solution available to all versions of MW4, namely their MekMatch server matching software. All NBT servers are now running this software as of June 25th, 2006. In order to work on the same system, you will need to update your registry to use MekMatch rather than ZoneMatch. This update is available in the "Available Packages" section of the HC Auto-Updater, or you can download it directly from the MekMatch webpages.
IP Addresses are all ***.netbattletech.com (ex. NBT-Thor is thor.netbattletech.com).
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Extras Key:
- Brawler - All weapons over 600m in range are disabled.
- Stock - Only Stock variants allowed. No custom 'Mechs.
- Key-0 Stock - Uses the Stock Signature System 'Mechs (338 variants) downloadable through the Available Packages in the HC Client.
- 75 - A maximum weight of 75 tons is allowed per ‘Mech.
- 450-750 - Team tonnage allotment set on the server.
- 35, 55, 75, 100 - Solaris style matches, randomly changing between the listed maximum weights per ‘Mech.
- 20, 40, 60, 80 - Solaris style matches, randomly changing between the listed minimum weights per ‘Mech.
- Mission Play- Includes Mission Maps from Microsoft and the NewBattleFields map packs
- MixTech - PureTech restrictions are lifted, and any weapons can go on any ‘Mech.
- 3rd Person - FFP restriction is lifted and 3rd person view is enabled on this server.
- 20 Player - Setup to allow 20 players rather than the 18 standard.
If you have suggestions or requests for settings or changes to the server cycles, please message Dark Phoenix. Our goal is to have the servers used by the public as much as possible. We are constantly updating the Public Server Settings to help attain that goal.
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