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Well maybe add it as a choice feature? like

I just like it as it feels more like a goal type of thing

This would be nice! To display xp on screen per kill like this below http://cfgfactory.com/skins/upload/4fca6b1981c78_1.jpg

It would be nice if you could add Iron Sighting to the silent mod so I could switch the thompson like this using it as a alternative view like using sniper or what not - though don't increase damage or anything mad like that http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110802011126/callofduty/images/thumb/3/3d/Thompson_Iron_Sights_COD.png/581px-Thompson_Iron_Sights_COD.png

Nice, thank you very much for the infomation! Btw I would like to ask a question how servers such as Dri or FA show a fake server redirect showing players playing when not? - How would I go about setting that up?

And that leads to another question? If thats true And I coded the excact same code at et from scratch then they cannot claim copyright due to the fact I coded it from scratch? So I would own my own version of "ET" as I would say and could basicly claim I wrote the code? This is what twists my mind because in that case I could copy a code and say I wrote it!?

Ah ok, This wasn't an attack of any sort at your license laws and such.. Was just aiming to get a certian answer from someone of your team about how the license works as others don't seem to explain it "fully" when talking about certian things. I was afraid If I made something I wouldn't be able to post it without the license but lets say I code something my self without etpub will that mean I hold the copyright of that code? Its all confusing as what if someone else in the world makes exactly the same code without me knowing? Are we both copyrighting against each other? Thanks for the infomation

I didn't see a claim, I just saw the license of ET GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE which stated anything released using it was to be made public https://github.com/id-Software/Enemy-Territory/blob/master/COPYING.txt

So if I use ET's source to make my own game/mod I can license it under another license and release it as a totally seperate game from ET?

I saw this From the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether gratis or for a fee, you must pass on to the recipients the same freedoms that you received. You must make sure that they, too, receive or can get the source code. And you must show them these terms so they know their rights. So that means We have the rights to see silents source code?