Technical

Allegiance uses somewhat complex features in order to enhance the gaming experience. As such, the different software that are in use are detailed here so that even the most ignorant of computer users can benefit from them.

Technical 1: TeamSpeak 2: Used by many community members, TeamSpeak 2 is one of many programs that allow vocal communication using a microphone, and transmitting your voice after coding it with various codecs. Although its use is straightforward, this page also contains essential server information.

Technical 2: SOVRoute: Although the use of this software has not been necessary in a long time, it could be. This is an emergency program that allows users to play even if the lobby goes down (as it did back in the MS days) by connecting directly to servers using the game's LAN function.

Technical 3: SOVLogin: SOVLogin is one of the anti-cheat authentication software that you have to use in order to play the game online. It also includes many options to log your chats, capture screenshots, etc. This lesson takes you through these options and also introduces a software that increases SOVLogin's chat log usefulness.

Technical 4: Server: Setting up a server is not only up to the few generous server admins we have around. Any player looking to play alone and practice his command skills, or simply start a game to play around with specific aspects of the game, will need to be able to get a server installed properly and start your game properly.

Technical 5: GUI Modification: Community members have come up with highly original and useful ways to change the way Allegiance appears, creating both aesthetically elegant and functionally useful designs.