Angel arena was my shit! My neighborhood friends and I would play LAN wc3 every day. Footmen Frenzy, Wintermaul Wars, Angel Arena, some kind of final fantasy RPG - we made whole summers out of WC3 custom maps
I already bought Peak and have been loving it, so I'm not really interested but - how would pirated Peak work? The mountains are generated new every day (presumably server side) and the multiplayer is entirely through inviting steam friends.
Peak is really great. It's still a little buggy sometimes, but the devs are constantly patching and improving it.
My partner and I have been playing it two player, which I think is harder than a full team of four. We've played at least one round near every day for a couple weeks now, and it's not getting stale at all. We've only made it to the 3rd stage a couple times, and never even seen the 4th. The maps change every day so it's always a new challenge.
100% worth the price of admission, would recommend.
I appreciate this response. I'll try booting up traefik later.
I think Caddy just abstracts things to such a great degree that if you dont already know what it's supposed to do, it's harder to learn what you're doing with it. I'm sure plenty of others have stepped right up and loved the "two line config" without already understanding the basics, but it's not clicking for me.
I was just trying to get a setup like this going yesterday. I used standard Wiregaurd and got that working between the VPS and home server, but I was trying to set up Caddy as a reverse proxy to direct the incoming traffic through the WG VPN to my services. I wasnt able to figure it out yesterday. Everyone online says Caddy is so simple, but I'm such a noob I just have no idea what it's doing or how to troubleshoot.
Neopets: The Darkest Faerie is a surprisingly good action RPG made by a dev team that wanted to push the Neopets franchise into more of a "young adult" territory.
How is Ironfox better than Chromite if it has worse sandboxing?