Is your server on steam or not? Without Steam, there is no Killing Floor as it is a steamworks title. This game automatically updates ALL servers and clients automatically through steam. There is no need to have the version number "1017" on the server name. In the official KF community, many members think that putting the version number indicates the legitimacy of a server.

Nobody is asking you to share your mod. I don't know why you keep on insisting how mods do not violate the EULA. Why would they? On your website, you mentioned before how the NO STEAM version you had available in the way of torrents by iastreb, the server owner, was made for your server. You see, this version will not work on any official servers. Plain and simple. You can claim the servers you run are legitimate but the burden of proof is on you.

By the way, I checked again ALL the Killing Floor servers on steam with no filters (any latency, passworded or not, any location. In the 2240 that were listed, I did not find any of your servers. I have found other russian servers and they did not have v1017 in their names because everyone is on the same version.

Yes, it's on Steam.
Putting version number is our choice and it's not illegal choice. We can put in the name of server everything we want. We have causes for this. As much as linking to common browser. We don't need in, that is why it was turned off.
And it's not your right to debate about our choices and indicate us how to adjust our servers.

About EULA - If u don't know it's an End User Licence Agreement. So, i told you, that we don't disturb it. It's mean that our servers are Legal!
"Plain and simple."

tumtum wrote:
Yes, it's on Steam.
Putting version number is our choice and it's not illegal choice. We can put in the name of server everything we want. We have causes for this. As much as linking to common browser. We don't need in, that is why it was turned off.
And it's not your right to debate about our choices and indicate us how to adjust our servers.

About EULA - If u don't know it's an End User Licence Agreement. So, i told you, that we don't disturb it. It's mean that our servers are Legal!
"Plain and simple."

You can't just "turn off" not being in the steam server list. All servers appear here no matter where you live even password protected servers. I know what the EULA states and that talks about mods not bypassing copyright protections. Case in point, torrented copies of the NON STEAM game work DO NOT work with legitimate servers. The information on the homepage on your website specifically mentioned how the non-steam version is made for your server. You haven't addressed a lot of the inconsistencies I've mentioned. I would like you to post your logic on the official Tripwire Interactive forums to see if people agree with the non-steam torrents of the game and to verify that your server is legitimate.

Read dedicated server manuals and learn Unreal Engine manuals more clearly before talking about what we can and what cannot. Also learn more about traffic control and firewalls. There are a lot of ways to 'just turn it off'.
And where did u find any info about non-steam software on our website? Tell me, we will remove it if it exists.

You're eluding the points I have presented and insisted on minor things. I will post on the official Tripwire Interactive forums and let you know the verdict on the server.

Even if you could, why would you hide a steam game server from the steam server list if the thread starter iastreb mentioned it was #1?

UPDATE: Here is Tripwire Interactive's Yoshiro's PM to me about your servers.

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