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The 6.x branch of TrinityCore has been created almost 11 months ago and according to the TrinityCore forum download counter, the 3.3.5 is still the most used branch by the TrinityCore community.
In fact, all of the download counters (week, month and year) are showing that the 3.3.5 database has (the more or less) twice of the downloads of the 6.x one.
Historically the MaNGOS project has kept the three main components into separated project. The core, the scripts and the database content have been developed by separated projects, having separated teams, repositories and IRC channels.
CMaNGOS has inherited this scheme, but now things seem to be changing…
It’s the 3rd of September 2015 when the “purest heir” of MaNGOS publishes the 0.18 release through a commit of stfx in the cmangos/mangos-wotlk repository.
This is the second release that comes from the CMaNGOS project, even if we are far from the days when the MaNGOS project published more than one release per year, this is an important step anyway.
The changelog reports 726 commits since the previous release and several game and server features: Continue reading
AzerothCore, CMaNGOS, and TrinityCore have a great feature that retail hasn’t, a true PvP statistical system.
PvPstats is a tool written by Shin, released under the GNU-AGPL3 license, that allows to store and display data about Battleground scores.
It consists of two parts: a core modification and a web application.
TrinityCore goes forward with its plan of focusing the development on the 6.x branch by deleting the 4.3.4 branch.
Now there are two official branches, the stable 3.3.5 and the newest 6.x.
The 4.3.4 branch was not stable nor new, but the deletion of it caused malcontent and led to the creation of a separated repository at GitLab which aims to continue the development of the 4.3.4 game version. Behind it there are some TrinityCore DB developers:
https://gitlab.com/trinitycore/TrinityCore_434/
The DB releases for 4.3.4 will be published in another repository located at GitHub:
https://github.com/Aokromes/TrinityCore/releases
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