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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 3014565" data-attributes="member: 22779">Everything with OpenRPG is free.&nbsp; Servers are simply whoever wants to run one.&nbsp; I run a server for my games without any problems.&nbsp; I do have a pretty good hookup though.&nbsp; I wouldn't want to run a server with dialup.&nbsp; But, price is not an issue - the downloads are free and there are a number of dedicated servers being run as it is.&nbsp; Actually, one of the hardware issues I had previously was a problem running servers - something about being behind a firewall or something like that.&nbsp; Since my OS is in Japanese, it's pretty tricky for me to do any sort of troubleshooting.&nbsp; So, I was using the dedicated servers.&nbsp; No problems, although lag can sometimes be an issue if you have large image files.Note, images are displayed as per a web page - in other words, you need to have them hosted somewhere on the net.&nbsp; Photobucket.com with buckets of bandwidth and a 1 meg image size max is perfect for this.&nbsp; On a side note, Open+ now allows you to locally host images.&nbsp; I haven't really tried it out since I'm so used to using Pbucket, but, others have used it to good effect.&nbsp; ((BTW, check out the gamers section - I have an ad up for the World's Largest Dungeon.&nbsp; I'm not currently looking for players, but, you never know.))</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 3014565, member: 22779"] Everything with OpenRPG is free. Servers are simply whoever wants to run one. I run a server for my games without any problems. I do have a pretty good hookup though. I wouldn't want to run a server with dialup. But, price is not an issue - the downloads are free and there are a number of dedicated servers being run as it is. Actually, one of the hardware issues I had previously was a problem running servers - something about being behind a firewall or something like that. Since my OS is in Japanese, it's pretty tricky for me to do any sort of troubleshooting. So, I was using the dedicated servers. No problems, although lag can sometimes be an issue if you have large image files. Note, images are displayed as per a web page - in other words, you need to have them hosted somewhere on the net. Photobucket.com with buckets of bandwidth and a 1 meg image size max is perfect for this. On a side note, Open+ now allows you to locally host images. I haven't really tried it out since I'm so used to using Pbucket, but, others have used it to good effect. ((BTW, check out the gamers section - I have an ad up for the World's Largest Dungeon. I'm not currently looking for players, but, you never know.)) [/QUOTE]

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