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Ge-next release history

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:ge-next}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:ge-next}}
	'''ge-next''' is a continuing development of ''Galactic Empire'', based on Michael B. Murdock's classic game and developed by ManicPop.org. It keeps the persistent galaxy, command-driven play, ships, planets, and Cybertron opponents recognizable while correcting inherited defects and adding new capabilities. The aim is to continue to develop GE as a playable modern game, not merely preserve its 1994 state.		'''ge-next''' is a continuing development of ''Galactic Empire'', based on Michael B. Murdock's classic game and developed by ManicPop.org. It keeps the persistent galaxy, command-driven play, ships, planets, and Cybertron opponents recognizable while correcting inherited defects and adding new capabilities. The aim is to continue to develop GE as a playable modern game, not merely preserve its 1994 state. The current version is 0.3.3.

	== Development ==		== Development ==
	The earliest ge-next releases in 2024 were replacement message, help, and ship-class files for classic 3.2e. They changed the game's presentation and ship selection but still ran on the existing game module. Version 0.1 was the first release built from source, allowing changes to the game itself. Subsequent releases addressed long-standing problems in combat, navigation, planetary updates, NPC behavior, and data handling. The [[Classic bug database]] documents inherited defects and the corrections made to them; deliberate changes in balance and design are separate from those bug fixes.		The earliest ge-next releases in 2024 were replacement message, help, and ship-class files for classic 3.2e. They changed the game's presentation and ship selection but still ran on the existing game module. Version 0.1 was the first release built from source, allowing changes to the game itself. Subsequent releases addressed long-standing problems in combat, navigation, planetary updates, NPC behavior, and data handling. The [[Classic bug database]] documents inherited defects and the corrections made to them; deliberate changes in balance and design are separate from those bug fixes.

	Version 0.2 focused heavily on Cybertrons, Droids, and the systems around them. Version 0.3 substantially reworked ship play, including scans, jamming, phasers, missiles, nebulas, upgrades, damage, and repair. It also changed the module and data-file prefix to <code>MPOGEMP</code>, allowing ge-next to run alongside a classic installation. Version 0.3.1 revised cargo calculations and the [[Data command\|DATA]] interface for external frontends. Version 0.3.2 continued compatibility and combat corrections and introduced [[ge-arena]] as a separate game build from the same source tree. ~~Work on version~~ 0.3.3 includes fixes for bugs discovered while researching this wiki. See [[ge-next release history]] for dated milestones and the project's release notes for complete changes.		Version 0.2 focused heavily on Cybertrons, Droids, and the systems around them. Version 0.3 substantially reworked ship play, including scans, jamming, phasers, missiles, nebulas, upgrades, damage, and repair. It also changed the module and data-file prefix to <code>MPOGEMP</code>, allowing ge-next to run alongside a classic installation. Version 0.3.1 revised cargo calculations and the [[Data command\|DATA]] interface for external frontends. Version 0.3.2 continued compatibility and combat corrections and introduced [[ge-arena]] as a separate game build from the same source tree. Version 0.3.3 includes fixes for bugs discovered while researching this wiki. See [[ge-next release history]] for dated milestones and the project's release notes for complete changes.

	== Approach to the classic game ==		== Approach to the classic game ==

Where to play online

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	== ge-next ==		== ge-next ==
	* '''[[WABAC\|The WABAC Machine]]''' — <code>bbs.ccsnet.com</code>, either via <span class="external text" rel="mw:ExtLink nofollow">[telnet://bbs.ccsnet.com/ Telnet]</span> or a [http://bbs.ccsnet.com/ web interface]. There are currently two live ge-next instances. The web interface includes a graphical ge-next frontend.		* '''[[WABAC\|The WABAC Machine]]''' — <code>bbs.ccsnet.com</code>, either via <span class="external text" rel="mw:ExtLink nofollow">[telnet://bbs.ccsnet.com/ Telnet]</span> or a [http://bbs.ccsnet.com/ web interface]. There are currently two live ge-next instances, both 0.3.3. The web interface includes a graphical ge-next frontend.
	* '''The Keep''' — <code>[telnet://thekeep.net/ thekeep.net]</code>currently has 32-bit ge-next 0.3.1.		* '''The Keep''' — <code>[telnet://thekeep.net/ thekeep.net]</code>currently has 32-bit ge-next 0.3.1.
	== ge-arena ==		== ge-arena ==
	* '''[[WABAC\|The WABAC Machine]]''' — <code>bbs.ccsnet.com</code>, either via <span class="external text" rel="mw:ExtLink nofollow">[telnet://bbs.ccsnet.com/ Telnet]</span> or a [http://bbs.ccsnet.com/ web interface].		* '''[[WABAC\|The WABAC Machine]]''' — <code>bbs.ccsnet.com</code>, either via <span class="external text" rel="mw:ExtLink nofollow">[telnet://bbs.ccsnet.com/ Telnet]</span> or a [http://bbs.ccsnet.com/ web interface], currently running 0.3.3.

	== Classic stock GE ==		== Classic stock GE ==

Classic registration and security system

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	The runtime <code>protect()</code> routine independently derives the same value from MajorBBS's <code>bturno</code> and compares it with <code>REGNO</code>. Consequently, a key generated for one registered BBS does not register another.		The runtime <code>protect()</code> routine independently derives the same value from MajorBBS's <code>bturno</code> and compares it with <code>REGNO</code>. Consequently, a key generated for one registered BBS does not register another.

	<code>REGISTER.EXE</code> was the utility specified for Galactic Empire and The Legend of Elyth Gor. The accompanying <code>REG2</code> and <code>REG3</code> algorithms were intended for other M.B. Murdock products and are not used by GE.		<code>REGISTER.EXE</code> was the utility specified for Galactic Empire and [[The Legend of Elyth Gor]]. The accompanying <code>REG2</code> and <code>REG3</code> algorithms were intended for other M.B. Murdock products and are not used by GE.

	=== Protected databases ===		=== Protected databases ===

The Legend of Elyth Gor

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'''The Legend of Elyth Gor''' is a multiplayer fantasy-adventure game module for [[MajorBBS integration|The Major BBS]], created by Mike Murdock and published by M. B. Murdock & Associates. It is a separate game, not a Galactic Empire expansion. The surviving version 2.0d package includes the game module, message and room files, and player and sysop guides.

The [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SysopNetwork/The-Major-BBS-ISV-File-Libraries/main/ISVMBM%20-%20Murdock%20Development/MBMGO20D.ZIP MBMGO20D.ZIP archive] is available from the SysopNetwork Major BBS ISV file library.

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Combat

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	== Cybertron vs. Droid behavior in ge-next ==		== Cybertron vs. Droid behavior in ge-next ==
	In ge-next, [[Cybertrons]] and [[Droids]] can fight each other rather than interacting only with player ships. Classic GE does not initiate these Cybertron–Droid encounters. The <code>CATTKD</code> option in [[Main configuration reference\|MPOGEMSG.MSG]] controls how readily new NPC fights begin: 0 prevents new encounters, 10 permits them without the usual limit, and intermediate values affect both the chance of an encounter and the number of Cybertrons that can be pursuing Droids at once. The default is 5. Eligible ships still have to meet their class targeting rules, and Cybertrons do not pick new NPC fights when no players are in the game.		In ge-next, [[Cybertrons]] and [[Droids]] can fight each other rather than interacting only with player ships. Classic GE does not initiate these Cybertron–Droid encounters. The <code>CATTKD</code> option in [[Main configuration reference\|MPOGEMSG.MSG]] controls how readily new NPC fights begin: 0 prevents new encounters, 10 permits them without the usual limit, and intermediate values affect both the chance of an encounter and the number of Cybertrons that can be pursuing Droids at once. The default is 5. Eligible ships still have to meet their class targeting rules, and Cybertrons do not pick new NPC fights when no user players are in the game to witness it. Generally, Cybertrons start fights with Droids; only the [[Sarten Defense Drone]] can choose to target a Cybertron unprovoked.

	When a Droid that sends distress calls takes an attacker as its target, it broadcasts the attacker's name and its sector. The distress system remembers that attacker; a player credited with destroying it while the call is active can receive a bonus based on the Droid's class and have that faction's hostility cleared. See [[Droids]] and [[Kill credit]].		When a Droid that sends distress calls takes an attacker as its target, it broadcasts the attacker's name and its sector. The distress system remembers that attacker; a player credited with destroying it while the call is active can receive a bonus based on the Droid's class and have that faction's hostility cleared. See [[Droids]] and [[Kill credit]].

	NPC fights are deliberately paced more slowly than fights against players. Cybertrons and Droids targeting another NPC receive a longer interval between behavior updates. Standard and hyper-phaser hits between NPCs also have a toughness-based cap on ''unshielded hull damage'', preventing a powerful phaser shot from ending the fight in one hit. This cap does not describe damage against player ships or every other weapon and shield interaction. See [[Phasers]].		Fights between NPCs are not simulated; both NPC ships use their existing combat and evasion behavior against each other. However, NPC fights are deliberately paced more slowly than fights against players, so that users have a chance to notice and attempt a rescue if desired. Cybertrons and Droids targeting another NPC receive a longer interval between behavior updates. Standard and hyper-phaser hits between NPCs also have a toughness-based cap on ''unshielded hull damage'', preventing a powerful phaser shot from ending the fight in one hit. This cap does not describe damage against player ships or every other weapon and shield interaction. See [[Phasers]].

	== Other threats and rules ==		== Other threats and rules ==

Combat

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	ge-arena uses match-specific scoring and respawns rather than deleting a participant's persistent ship. It retains item and gold recovery after kills, but the winner depends on the active [[ge-arena\|mode]], not necessarily the number of ships destroyed.		ge-arena uses match-specific scoring and respawns rather than deleting a participant's persistent ship. It retains item and gold recovery after kills, but the winner depends on the active [[ge-arena\|mode]], not necessarily the number of ships destroyed.

			== Cybertron vs. Droid behavior in ge-next ==
			In ge-next, [[Cybertrons]] and [[Droids]] can fight each other rather than interacting only with player ships. Classic GE does not initiate these Cybertron–Droid encounters. The <code>CATTKD</code> option in [[Main configuration reference\|MPOGEMSG.MSG]] controls how readily new NPC fights begin: 0 prevents new encounters, 10 permits them without the usual limit, and intermediate values affect both the chance of an encounter and the number of Cybertrons that can be pursuing Droids at once. The default is 5. Eligible ships still have to meet their class targeting rules, and Cybertrons do not pick new NPC fights when no players are in the game.

			When a Droid that sends distress calls takes an attacker as its target, it broadcasts the attacker's name and its sector. The distress system remembers that attacker; a player credited with destroying it while the call is active can receive a bonus based on the Droid's class and have that faction's hostility cleared. See [[Droids]] and [[Kill credit]].

			NPC fights are deliberately paced more slowly than fights against players. Cybertrons and Droids targeting another NPC receive a longer interval between behavior updates. Standard and hyper-phaser hits between NPCs also have a toughness-based cap on ''unshielded hull damage'', preventing a powerful phaser shot from ending the fight in one hit. This cap does not describe damage against player ships or every other weapon and shield interaction. See [[Phasers]].

	== Other threats and rules ==		== Other threats and rules ==

Where to play online

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	* '''Dreamline''' — <code>[telnet://din.elwynor.com/ din.elwynor.com]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.3		* '''Dreamline''' — <code>[telnet://din.elwynor.com/ din.elwynor.com]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.3
			* '''The Keep''' — <code>[telnet://thekeep.net/ thekeep.net]</code> has Galactic Empire 3.3
	* '''The Penalty Box''' — <code>[telnet://thepenaltybox.org/ thepenaltybox.org]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.3		* '''The Penalty Box''' — <code>[telnet://thepenaltybox.org/ thepenaltybox.org]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.3
	* '''Sea Breeze Gaming Network''' — <code>[telnet://seabreeze.servegame.com/ seabreeze.servegame.com]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.4		* '''Sea Breeze Gaming Network''' — <code>[telnet://seabreeze.servegame.com/ seabreeze.servegame.com]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.4
	* '''Starbase 21''' — <code>[telnet://bbs.starbase21.net/ bbs.starbase21.net]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.4		* '''Starbase 21''' — <code>[telnet://bbs.starbase21.net/ bbs.starbase21.net]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.4
	* '''TQPS''' — <code>[telnet://tqps.ddns.net/ tqps.ddns.net]</code>has Galactic Empire ~~but it appears to be disabled~~		* '''TQPS''' — <code>[telnet://tqps.ddns.net/ tqps.ddns.net]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.3
	* '''Time Traveler''' — <code>[telnet://timetraveler.redirectme.net/ timetraveler.redirectme.net]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.4		* '''Time Traveler''' — <code>[telnet://timetraveler.redirectme.net/ timetraveler.redirectme.net]</code>has Galactic Empire 3.4
	== Rick Earley's web ports ==		== Rick Earley's web ports ==

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	Navigation combines a ship's [[Sector\|sector]], within-sector coordinates, galactic heading, current speed, and requested speed. Sensors convert those values into relative [[Bearing\|bearings]] and distances while applying class range, cloaking, jamming, nebula, and upgrade rules.		Navigation combines a ship's [[Sector\|sector]], within-sector coordinates, galactic heading, current speed, and requested speed. Sensors convert those values into relative [[Bearing\|bearings]] and distances while applying class range, cloaking, jamming, nebula, and upgrade rules.

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	== Movement commands ==		== Movement commands ==

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	Navigation combines a ship's [[Sector\|sector]], within-sector coordinates, galactic heading, current speed, and requested speed. Sensors convert those values into relative [[Bearing\|bearings]] and distances while applying class range, cloaking, jamming, nebula, and upgrade rules.		Navigation combines a ship's [[Sector\|sector]], within-sector coordinates, galactic heading, current speed, and requested speed. Sensors convert those values into relative [[Bearing\|bearings]] and distances while applying class range, cloaking, jamming, nebula, and upgrade rules.

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	== Movement commands ==		== Movement commands ==

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Created page with "Welcome to the new Galactic Empire wiki. The original wiki started in 2023, as a very basic attempt to try to find out some information about the game and have some sort of resource for fans, because there really weren't any at time. Learning more about the game internals led me to start work on ge-next, and until recently that has been my focus. After finishing 0.3 and ge-arena, I figured it was time to put Codex's great documentation skills to work and create a..."

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Welcome to the new Galactic Empire wiki. The original wiki started in 2023, as a very basic attempt to try to find out some information about the game and have some sort of resource for fans, because there really weren't any at time. Learning more about the game internals led me to start work on [[ge-next]], and until recently that has been my focus. After finishing 0.3 and [[ge-arena]], I figured it was time to put Codex's great documentation skills to work and create a new wiki. I'd say this wiki is about 80% written by Codex under my supervision and 20% me. I've reviewed every word though.

Please make an account and contribute anything you can, especially if you know more about the history of Galactic Empire and Mike Murdock. If you know of another board that has GE, or another related GE project, submit it as an edit to [[Where to play online|Where to play]] and I'll take a look. If you find a mistake, let me know, and if something on the site is worded confusingly, let me know on that too and I'll rewrite it. I hope over time this will be more human-written and less AI speak, but I couldn't have done something on this scale on my own.

If you have access to any Galactic Empire release files prior to 3.2e or earlier source code revisions, I'd love to review them for historical purposes, and would refrain from publishing any of it.

Please join either or both of the GE Discords: [https://discord.gg/SqhYmZvWsn ge-next Discord], [https://discord.gg/UhRk9xpq3Q The Major BBS Discord] (<code>#galactic-empire</code>), whether that's to find other people to play GE with or to talk about code.

How many people are out there that remember Galactic Empire? How many people are there that still want to play today? I've found a few, but I know there are more, and it's never been easier to start a game. See you around the galaxy.

-- [mailto:anthony@manicpop.org anthony]

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Mail

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Classic bug database

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Classic bug: TEAM KICK mail classification

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{{Classic bug
|id=GE-BUG-059
|affected=Classic 3.2e and ge-next through 0.3.2
|status=Verified in source; corrected in ge-next 0.3.3
|fixed=ge-next 0.3.3 (16-bit and 32-bit)
|source=GECMDS.C: cmd_team(); GEFUNCS.C: sendit(), mailscan(), mailread()
}}

== Summary ==
When <code>TEAM KICK</code> removes a member, it composes a ''Team Membership Revoked'' mail notice but does not set the notice's mail class. In classic GE and ge-next through 0.3.2, the notice inherits whatever class was last stored in the shared <code>mail</code> workspace. It may be filed under Distress messages, misfiled under Production reports, or left in a class that the in-game menu cannot open.

== Symptoms and reproduction ==
# Use the in-game GE mailbox, with an existing team and another player who can be removed from it.
# Before any event has assigned a class to the shared <code>mail</code> workspace, use <code>TEAM KICK</code> to remove that player.
# The removed player's main menu can indicate that a message is waiting, while the mail menu shows neither Distress messages nor Production reports as available.

The initial global <code>mail</code> workspace has class zero. If an earlier event set it to class 1, the notice appears under Distress messages. If a production report or stock-cap notice left it at class 3, the team notice appears under Production reports. The behavior therefore depends on previous activity during that module run, not on the team action itself. It does not mean the kick or the team's saved membership failed.

Classic 3.2e also has a <code>USEGEMSG</code> option. When mail is routed to the host BBS mailbox instead of GE's own mailbox, this particular two-category menu problem does not apply. The distributed classic configuration enables GE mail. ge-next uses only GE mail, so both its 16-bit and 32-bit standard-game builds inherited the problem. ge-arena disables persistent <code>TEAM</code> and is unaffected.

== Cause ==
<code>cmd_team()</code> sets <code>mail.userid</code> and <code>mail.topic</code>, then calls <code>sendit()</code> without assigning <code>mail.class</code> (classic) or <code>mail.mailclass</code> (ge-next). <code>sendit()</code> copies that field to the stored message's flags. The GE mail menu searches only class 1 for Distress messages and class 3 for Production reports. Its initial any-mail check searches by recipient alone, so a class-zero notice can make the main menu show mail waiting without providing a readable category.

== Correction in ge-next 0.3.3 ==
The 16-bit and 32-bit ge-next <code>TEAM KICK</code> paths now set <code>mail.mailclass = MAIL_CLASS_DISTRESS</code> immediately before <code>sendit()</code>. A newly generated revocation notice is thus placed in the Distress messages category regardless of what previously used the workspace. This is a classification fix; it does not change team membership or rewrite mail records already stored with an incorrect class.

== See also ==
* [[Mail]]
* [[Team command]]
* [[Teams]]
* [[Classic bug: Team state inconsistency]]

[[Category:Classic bugs: Multiplayer state]]
[[Category:Classic bugs: User interface]]

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Mail

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Planetary event mail

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Ge-next development

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History of Galactic Empire

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