#rcommando

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Maybe some of you might not know, but these forums have their own irc channel where you can discuss about it with fellow gamers. At the moment its a bit lonely as its mostly just me, Zed, Phreak and matt. So come on in and who knows, you might stay.

Click on this link to connect with mIRC irc.GameSurge.net/rcommando (irc://irc.gamesurge.net/rcommando). Those of you who dont have mIrc, download it from www.mIRC.com or use this link (http://www.echonetwork.net/index.php?page=irc) where you, when you are connected type /j #rcommando.
Important: When clicking on that link, a safety window will open and asks you if you want to accept the applet. Make sure you click YES or the applet wont load.

[ZBomber]

Yeh, it's pretty boring in there right now! We need some of you to join in!

You don't have to talk about Republic Commando of course, you can just kick back and have a regular discussion. ;)

[El Sitherino]

*bump*
We need more people. ;_;

[ZBomber]

Looks like Sithy is the owner now! :D

[LukeKatarn]

Just out of curiousity, what's mIRC?

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Originally posted by LukeKatarn
Just out of curiousity, what's mIRC?
Mirc is some kind of chat program that enables you to join various channels.

mIRC is a shareware IRC client for Windows. It is developed and copyrighted by Khaled Mardam-Bey. mIRC is a highly configurable IRC client with all the goodies other clients on UNIX, Macintosh and even on windows offer, combined with a *nice* and clean user interface. mIRC offers full color text lines, DCC File Send and Get capabilities, programmable aliases, a remote commands and events handler, place sensitive popup menu's, a great Switchbar, World Wide Web and sound support, and... a lot more.

[Joetheeskimo]

I just joined, but no-one's on. ;_;

[JokotoFett]

I would be more than happy to join.