Okay, think about this: in the german language, "ei" is pronounced like the word "eye" or simply the word/letter I. Why german? Well, I am a native german speaker.
Also, a more valid reason is this: Sauerbraten is a german dish. Literally translated it means "sour roast", so I think using german pronounciation is a legit assumption.
The second thing is that in german, the "U" can be pronounced in different ways, for example like the "OO" in some words. Examples for the pronounciation I mean would be "cool" or "mule".

Taking both together, it would mean that "eihrul" sounds like "I rule". Coincidence? I think not.

Eihrul is AFAIK the current lead developer of Sauerbraten and Tesseract. Eihrul hosts important Cube2 sites, for example sauerbraten.org. Eihrul is the one who is responsible for the global authcodes. Eihrul hosts the masterserver.
If he wanted, he could have a tremendous impact on the community.
That all means that eihrul indeed rules. Perhaps his nick was meant to reflect that?

Is there a way to stop sauerbraten from creating .BAK-files?
Or can you make it spam the .BAK-files to a certain folder?
If yes, how?

Hi all . . . i was wondering . . Can a teamspeak be implemented into sauerbraten? . . It will be grait to speak to your team rather then typing all the time

There wasn't a general poll made this month, and this is a topic I've wanted to discuss for a while, so here goes:

Over time, Quadropolis has become focused on higher and higher quality maps and content as the game has become more improved and user skills have increased. Although I wasn't around at the start, looking back at the oldest maps on the sites shows a community with a bit more wild experimentation. A lot of early maps are a lot like "Hey I made a cool thing" rather than elaborate polished maps. I'm not saying that was necessarily better, but it was different.

Personally, as my mapping skill has increased, I've made quite a few maps that I finished, then moved on to another and never published, meaning to come back and fine-tune it a bit. Others I finished despite them having a couple of flaws inherent to the design that couldn't be removed, and thus could never be part of a release. I feel that it could have been some benefit to the community had I posted these maps, if only to inspire some small part of someone else's work later.

Are maps like this something other people want to see more of on Quadropolis?

When items are tagged with "obsolete" it reads as follows:

"This content is compatible with older edition(s) of the game it was made for, and not guaranteed to work with the current or development versions."

this is actually bad grammar it should read like on of the following:

"This content was made for older edition(s) of the game, and not guaranteed to work with the current or development versions."

"This content is compatible with older edition(s) of the game, and not guaranteed to work with the current or development versions."

"This content is not guaranteed to work, because it was made for older edition(s) of the game."

Just wanted to point that out
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