Jump Academy
We are a growing community of 44,940 jumpers from all around the world who share the same passion for rocket jumping in Team Fortress 2.
Join our Steam group today!
We are a growing community of 44,940 jumpers from all around the world who share the same passion for rocket jumping in Team Fortress 2.
Join our Steam group today!
Thanks for waiting! We have completed our migration of our main EU game servers over from a weak virtual machine (VPS) to a significantly more powerful dedicated (bare-metal) machine.
We can finally run full 32 slots again for our *jump_academy2* servers, which previously struggled to host even half the number of players. This means we can keep our players, teachers, and staff together better with just two servers while we repurpose the third server for future use. Please join these two servers for a livelier experience!
Since we have kept our IP addresses, your bookmarks will not have to change and you can connect like usual:
Two years after the public debut of the arena bot, the code is now available as open source under a GPLv3 license. This was designed as a generic PvP bot that could replicate class-specific skill mechanics, which was at least partly demonstrated with the soldier class in the Market Gardening Arena through rocket jumping and market gardening. While rudimentary and often buggy, it is a work-in-progress that could be experimented with to build unique bot behaviors and simulations potentially more interesting than what is offered by the game's built-in TFBot.
Feel up to the technical challenge? Have a look, play around with the released dev build (nav mesh required), and maybe even contribute to extending MGABOT's set of behaviors and skills. Feedback, bug reports, and code contributions are welcomed!
https://github.com/Jump-Academy/smbl
The website of CPUID, developer of the popular CPU-Z and HWMonitor utilities, has been compromised to serve malware:
CPUID got Compromised via Hijack !Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1sh4zuk
The original website (cpuid.com) and its download links are currently malicious! It downloads a Setup.exe with a Russian languagesetup, and everything like the browser and antivirus says it's malicious. That's not normal! The file size also doesn't match the originals, just like the names of the files!
VirusTotal confirms this find:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/eefc0f986dd3ea376a4a54f80ce0dc3e6491165aefdd7d5d6005da3892ce248f
This is caused by the Hijacked site. (Wacatac/Artemis/Tedy)
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