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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:10, 20 November 2023
Introduction
The mission was simple: bring the endless summer to an end.
In the Summer of 2004 the idea was born to bundle all the published winteraddons together into a single Winterpack. To get the pack spread all over the available gameservers, dozens of the most famous missions (C&H / CTF / COOP) were converted or re-designed for the happy shooters. Although the FFUR Team released an own Winter-Conversion-Pack, Winterofp was the very first project that has tried to bring snow to the community.
The Winterofp-Pack contains addons from well known modders of the OFP-Community. They were not altered, so every single creator is still announced and gets his tribute by his own readme-file.
Releases
- Version 1.0, November 2004
- Version 1.1, December 2005
Creators
- The Storied Veterans [StoV]
- Just-4-Fun [J4F]
- and last but not least the creators of the included addons