http://dswp.de/old/wiki/ 2026-04-30T06:03:45+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/ http://dswp.de/old/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2013-01-17T03:34:47+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2008?rev=1358390087&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T03:32:22+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-01?rev=1358389942&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T03:37:15+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-02?rev=1358390235&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T04:51:14+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-03?rev=1358394674&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T03:39:29+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-04?rev=1358390369&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-16T23:54:49+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-05?rev=1358376889&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T00:10:47+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-06?rev=1358377847&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T00:33:58+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-07?rev=1358379238&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T01:03:02+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-08?rev=1358380982&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T01:53:43+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-09?rev=1358384023&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T03:41:07+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-10?rev=1358390467&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T03:03:39+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-11?rev=1358388219&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2013-01-17T03:30:01+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:chatlog-2012-12?rev=1358389801&do=diff Since chatlog is fetched from a database that uses IDs instead of names, reading it on different days shows you different names for the same people (their last/currently used names). Most names recognizably belonging to acunted players have been normalized, generally using their forum nicks (the most notable exception being Wursti, who appears here as miez.plz — too many Wursts running around on the server). In cases where a non-acunted player is explicitly named in chat, the nick they wore back… text/html 2016-09-09T23:01:10+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:daily-deadnade-1?rev=1473454870&do=diff Next page → Daily Deadnade is a gag-based comic strip making fun of all things Urban Terror. Its name, of course, is a tongue-in-cheek hommage to Engine’s (now expired) website and does not imply a daily schedule. A notable inspiration for DDn was BludShoT’s u’ve been coned from 2003, currently hosted at Team Terror WTF. text/html 2016-09-09T22:50:45+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:daily-deadnade-2?rev=1473454245&do=diff ← Previous page Daily Deadnade is a gag-based comic strip making fun of all things Urban Terror. Its name, of course, is a tongue-in-cheek hommage to Engine’s (now expired) website and does not imply a daily schedule. A notable inspiration for DDn was BludShoT’s u’ve been coned from 2003, currently hosted at Team Terror WTF. text/html 2012-08-07T10:03:05+02:00 http://dswp.de/old/wiki/doku.php/fun:waiting-42?rev=1344326585&do=diff …and started posting silly pictures on #urbanterror. This started around 5 PM CET on August 3rd, and the last image came in at 4 AM next day. All images are credited with IRC nicknames for the posters. Crav3n: <http://preview.images.memegenerator.net/Instance/Preview?imageID=84688&generatorTypeID=&panels=&text0=NOT%20SURE%20if%20its%20the%203rd%20august&text1=cause%20urt%204.2%20isn%27t%20released%20yet&text2=&text3=> mdTzi: <http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/24385215.jpg> …