Dark Eden Clan

Teamspeak info

FallenMoogla — Sun, 04 Jan 2015 04:57:00 GMT

T325.DARKSTARLLC.COM:11570

Kira is doing work

FallenMoogla — Sat, 26 Jul 2014 23:14:38 GMT

Here comes the new Dark Eden!!! YEAH

Ventrilo Server Information

FallenMoogla — Sun, 22 Sep 2013 08:55:25 GMT

Name	Dark Eden Clan
Host	V97.DARKSTARLLC.COM
Port	3849
Phonetic	Dark Eden
Comment	Ventrilo Server
Version	3.0.6
Codec	Speex 32 KHz
Clients	5 / 25
Uptime	Since November 10, 2011 11:45 PM CST
Auth	No Authentication Required

Donation Link

FallenMoogla — Sun, 22 Sep 2013 08:45:06 GMT

http://clanpay.darkstarllc.com/donate.php?MTE2MzQ1

Donate here for Ventrilo:

Ventrilo is 50 man

FallenMoogla — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 18:49:29 GMT

yes it is true. We have finally upgraded to a bigger slot size. The ventrilo server is now a 50 man Vent. Not just that, we have also paid for an entire year. So, have fun inviting more people to hang out and fill those extra spots, now that we have them. ENJOY!

Lol has a new map!.... AND GAME MODE.

FallenMoogla — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 17:33:06 GMT

This News post has The original post from League of Legends announcing their new map and game mode. Then a Post on G4TV.com discussing all the finer details of the map and game mode. Lastly I added the video trailer for the new content.

Original post from League of Legends forums

Tryndamere

President

Summoners!

Many of you may have been wondering out loud just what we have in store for the future. Today we are pleased to give you your first look at League of Legends: Dominion, the largest game update in the history of League of Legends. This update will feature not only a brand new map, but also an entirely new game mode showcasing innovative gameplay never before attempted in the MOBA genre.

For quite some time, all of you have been clamoring for new battlefields upon which to test your skills against other summoners in League of Legends. We're pleased to announce that we've heard you, and that for over a year our Design Team has been working tirelessly to craft Dominion into a truly new and groundbreaking experience.

On the Crystal Scar players will battle for control of five capture points, holding them to damage their enemies' nexus. The game ends when one team had seized control long enough to drain the opposing team's nexus down to zero. Battles last around 20 minutes, and focus on high-intensity, player-versus-player combat. If you've been looking for a fast-paced, high-intensity competitive gaming experience, this is what you've been waiting for.

We're taking Dominion on the road during convention season this year, allowing you to get your hands on the new game mode at both Gamescom in Cologne, Germany and PAX Prime in Seattle, Washington! Stay tuned for more details as we draw closer to these exciting events.

To find out more about this upcoming game mode and new Field of Justice, as well as get your first look at what Dominion will be like in action, visit the official Dominion Website.

Update: Some of you have expressed interest in when Dominion will be available worldwide, and we wanted to respond to that directly. While we take a "when it’s ready” approach to our feature releases, you will be able to play Dominion in a nearly complete state at GamesCom (August 17-21) in Europe and at PAX Prime (August 26-28) in North America.

League of Legends: Dominion will make it into your daily play schedule shortly after PAX.

Keep an eye out on our website over the month of August for more information, video documentaries, trailers, live streams and gameplay previews.

Game Update preview from G4TV.com

League of Legends Hands-on Preview -- Dominion Mode and Crystal Scar Map

By Leah Jackson - Posted Aug 04, 2011

League of Legends is the astronomically popular free to play massively online battle arena (moba) game. With over 80 champions to choose from, and a player base spanning over 15 million users, the development team thought that after such a successful year that it was finally time to continue to innovate in the moba space. With Valve's Dota 2 right around the corner, and LoL's direct competitor, Heroes of Newerth, switching to a free to play model, this is a perfect time for Riot Games to unveil their newest map: The Crystal Scar, and their newest mode: Dominion.

Dominion is a fast-paced, action packed game mode for League of Legends that is played on the brand new Crystal Scar map. When you load up
Dominion, you'll immediately notice that the mode does away with standard moba laning. In standard moba games, there are three lanes all leading to two bases that players have to defend. Along the lanes there are towers that help defend the players, as well as creeps, or minions that spawn that help the players fend off their opponents. Dominion completely does away with the standard moba map, and instead creates a new type of game with no laning where players must capture and hold up to five different points. This type of game mode isn't radically new, and has been seen in plenty of other multiplayer games like Call of Duty's Domination Mode and World of Warcraft's Arathi Basin, but to see it in a moba is new, and it's amazing how well it works in League of Legends.

Dominion is always played in a five vs. five matchup, and all of the champions in League of Legends will be available to play within the new mode. The Crystal Scar map that Dominion is played on is very small and features five capture points: Windmill, Drill, Boneyard, Claw, and Refinery. The Crystal Scar itself is supposed to be a war-torn mining village, but true to LoL form, it features vibrant colors and tons of intricate details.

When the game starts, both teams begin with 500 points, and whichever team holds the least amount of areas loses their points. The team that
loses all of their points first loses. In order to keep your points, you have to capture and hold the five areas around the map. For each area
you capture, the other team will start losing points but only if your team has more points captured than them. For example, if Team A has three areas and Team B has two areas, Team B will start losing points. If Team A has four areas and Team B has one area, Team B will lose points at a faster rate. The bigger the gap, the faster you'll lose your precious points. This is different than the standard capture the area games, where you're usually trying to gain the most points by capturing and holding the areas for a long amount of time.

You start Dominion with 1,375 gold as opposed to the 475 you start with in a standard LoL game. Your character also starts the game at level three rather than level one. You gain levels and money at a much higher rate in Dominion too, which opens up all sorts of very awesome ways to beef up your character as fast as possible. Often in LoL games, you can spend the entire game farming for certain items, whereas in Dominion you'll get access to those items very quickly.

To capture an area, players must right click on it and channel the capture point. The more players channeling, the faster the point gets
captured. If you're trying to solo capture a point, it takes about eight to 10 seconds. What makes capturing the points even more interesting is
that since you have to channel to capture it, anything that hits you will cancel that channel. So if you're channeling and an enemy comes up and whacks you, you'll have to restart the channel over again; but it leaves off where you were hit. Also, points become disabled while they're being channeled. However, if you approach an opposing team's point before you channel it (to try to kill a defending hero for example), it will attack you.

There are also minions in Dominion, but they offer a much different purpose in this mode than in standard League of Legends. In Dominion, when you capture a point, minions start spawning at a location adjacent to that point to help you capture the next point in their path. If you begin to channel a point, your minions will help you capture it faster, or they’ll knock you off of the point if they are the other team's minions. You can also kill the opposing team's minions for gold in order to buy items.

In order to help you capture points, there are buffs all along the Crystal Scar as well. In the middle of the map, a passive shield buff spawns every so often that only one champion on a team can have at a time. There are also 30 percent speed buff boots and health spread around the map as well to offer even more incentive to run around the map and capture more points.

When it comes to the strategy in Dominion, there are all sorts of ways to win. First off, your team composition is just as important in Dominion as it is in standard League of Legends. You'll still want your tanks, supports, DPS, etc., to be able to either fend off or destroy your opponents defending the capture areas. But running in directly to face your opponents who are defending is only one strategy. While we were playing Dominion, my team would constantly head off to fight the entire opposing team, while I'd run around the map solo capturing the points. It worked really well, as they kept the other team busy while I could use my faster character Ashe to get to the areas. We also utilized tactics like kiting two of the opposing team members away from a point, then someone from my team would ninja their way back to a point to capture it. Either way, there was very little time where any one character was sitting around an area defending it. We were always on the move, constantly attacking and defending the five areas.

Even though you can use all of the same characters in Dominion as you can in regular League of Legends, you won't have access to all of the same items. This was for balance reasons, according to the developers. They've removed problematic items like the Banshee's Veil, as it would have made characters channeling a point immune to character control abilities. However, even though not all of the items will be available, you'll get access to a lot of items faster in Dominion than you do in standard LoL.

All of the Dominion games I saw played came down to the wire. In the first game, it came down to a mere 17 points and funnily enough, in the second game, we lost by 18 points. The back and forth, cat and mouse mechanics of Dominion make sure that there are only heroic moments among competitors. Also, what makes Dominion really shine is the length of the games. They're short and fast paced throughout their entirety, and the amount of strategy that teams can utilize within Dominion is very impressive. Standard League of Legends games on Twisted Treeline generally last 40-50 minutes while Dominion games on the Crystal Scar will average around 20 minutes.

After playing through the new mode twice, I found myself itching to get back in there and try again. The time flies by while you're running around capturing points, collecting items, leveling up, and trying to bait other champions away from their points so that your team can snatch it up. For League of Legends veterans who've been waiting a long time for a new mode, you definitely won't be disappointed with League of Legends Dominion.

You'll be able to play Dominion for the first time at Gamescom and PAX Prime this month, and the mode itself, along with the Crystal Scar map, will be available to the public "when it's ready."

Ventrilo looks different...

FallenMoogla — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 22:55:42 GMT

Yes I changed the look of ventrilo game channels, just trying it out for a bit.
Big change, unseen change, I'm going through ranks and accounts changing up powers and titles. So, Watch yourself!

That is all have fun gaming!

(see blog for more info.)

Servers Back Online

FallenMoogla — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 02:44:06 GMT

From what I read and heard the server rack fro v11 and v18 decided to have a hardware failure. They took out the drives and placed them into a new machine. Everything should be working fine now.

It sucks that we had downtime, but if you read the forum link in the last news post you'll see that are very informative on whats going on and very quick at getting things done.

Ventrilo Server Outage

FallenMoogla — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 00:18:45 GMT

Subject	Ventrilo Server Outage
Date Sent	Nov. 10th, 2010 - 06:46pm EST
Message Body	Hi Thomas, I wanted to take a moment and let you know (as you likely already do) that the Chicago Ventrilo server is experiencing an outage. This is unplanned downtime and we're on a phone queue and have a ticket submitted with the DC. More information will be posted shortly on our company forum as we find out more: http://www.layercube.com/discussion/ventrilo_support/229-chicago_data_center_issues.html Sorry for the inconvenience and thank you so much for your understanding. Regards, Jeff Piper

Ventrilo down time and New IP

FallenMoogla — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 09:08:23 GMT

Hi Thomas,

Effective October 29th, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. EST (tomorrow), the IP Address for your server will be changing to 75.102.34.130. Anyone using the old IP address to connect to your server will be unsuccessful.

As mentioned, the new server IP that you should begin to distribute IMMEDIATELY will be:

75.102.34.130

If you know anyone that connects to your server using the IP Address we ask that you please have them use the generic hostname v11.hostventrilo.com to connect to your server. Connecting with the hostname allows for us to make a change like this without any inconvenience to you or your users.

Absolutely none of your saved information will be lost. Your users, channels and all other settings will be backed up and fully restored on the new server.

The reason for this urgent server move is to get our Ventrilo clients on to our new Chicago servers that we are now colocating (no more renting). All clients should notice a significant Network improvement as we'll now be using a mix of Premium bandwidth such as Internap, nLayer & Level 3.

If I could quickly repeat myself... No information will be lost. All you need to do is give your users the new IP of 75.102.34.130 and they will be ready to connect when we make the change on Oct. 29th, 2010! Anyone connecting with a hostname address will NOT have to change anything. We'll be updating all hostname IP's from our end meaning you don't need to do anything!

WHAT LOCATION AM I BEING MOVED TO?
Your Ventrilo Server is going to remain in Chicago but we're now hosting out of a different building, on better hardware and with premium bandwidth providers.

WHAT VENTRILO SERVER INFORMATION IS GOING TO CHANGE?
The only server setting that is going to change is your IP address.

Your port number, all of your users, channels, permissions, etc will remain the exact same. Again, the only item that is changing is your IP address.

WILL I EXPERIENCE ANY DOWNTIME?
It's possible that your server will be unavailable for up to 45 minutes while we make the move on Friday morning (tomorrow). Once the move is completed, the new servers will be opened to the public and your Ventrilo service will resume as normal.

WHEN SHOULD I GIVE MY USERS THE NEW IP ADDRESS?
As mentioned, anyone using the v11.hostventrilo.com hostname will NOT NEED to change anything! Anyone using the IP address to connect should be given the new IP address immediately. This will allow them to prepare for the change.

WHEN WILL MY NEW SERVER GO LIVE?
The new server will go live on Friday October 29th, 2010 - 11:00 a.m. EST or shortly after. We will stop your old server at this time and enable your new server.

If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know. We sincerely appreciate your understanding during this server move.

Regards,
Jeff Piper
HostVentrilo.com