especially considering that this is the internet, where nobody cares about grammar.

omg made my day 
btw: normally we have to cry cus the internet make us so stupid 

hmm did somebody tried to get the server workin on a linux based system with w.i.n.e.? 

Hey guys,

my nick is teufelernie, I am 25 years old and I love strategy games.
@reallife I am working at a european datacenter company.

A few weeks ago I stopped wasting my time playing World of Warcraft (got five high lvl chars there) and I decided to play some css in the evening. On the steam starting ad page which I have not disabled I saw this game. Tried the demo and then I get the full version.

If somebody like strategy games like command&conquer red alert you should like mayhem too 
Won 16 multiplayer games, lost one... somebody here who like to decrease my fantastic statistics? ;p

Btw: please forgive me my bad english, I was never interested in english tense & continuative vocabulary 


BR
teufelernie

I was not fast enought for the special offer @steam so I get the inventivedingo.com edition. 

A new experiment, lets see how it goes. Currently all it does is sit on the first dedicated server and watches the games making up some very stupid ratings.  I may add tracking of other stats (like ships killed or planets taken) vs certain players and such later.

it should not increase my rating when I fight only against the CPU 

Hi,

there is a mayhemd process for linux servers? /etc/init.d/mayhem.sh start said that

I enjoy this game, it's so exciting. I am the owner of 1337-serv0r.net... where can I download the server app? I would like to sponsor a server.

Btw: there are almost not many people on the servers... a web-based or ingame calendar would be very nice. We can meet a special designated times to have some big fleets crashed.

Chris is from australia as I read, I think the player are split all over the world, for an example I am from germany.
So I suggest to add time zone managment in this calendar....  GMT+x, CET and so forth.

regards,
teufelernie