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  • Netrek ( originally called Xtrek II ) was a fully network-aware client server rewrite of Xtrek.
  • Its name is derived from " ogging ", jargon from the computer game " Netrek ".
  • As of early 2007, Netrek has seen a moderate increase in playerbase coupled with a mild renaissance in development.
  • In the fall of 1990, UCB alumnus Terence Chang set up a public " Netrek " server at Carnegie Mellon University where he was attending graduate school.
  • Like those games, in " Netrek " each player takes command of a starship, which they pilot about a 2D map of the game galaxy, as seen from above.
  • "Netrek " play peaked in the middle to late 1990s, with several leagues existing for different forms of the game as well as for different regions, and several pickup games always active, 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
  • Netrek was released in 1988, and was probably the first game to use both the UDP protocols, the first Internet-aware team game, the first Internet game to use metaservers to locate open game servers, and the first to have persistent user information.
  • In spring 1991, the first inter-scholastic game was played between UCB and CMU, and in January 1992, the " International Netrek League " ( INL ) was formed, so that teams could form and compete with one another ( as opposed to pick-up play, in which games are played by whoever connects to a server, and players enter and leave as they wish during the course of the game ) . " Netrek " was very popular in the Carnegie Mellon computer clusters for a number of years in the early 1990s.
  • In spring 1991, the first inter-scholastic game was played between UCB and CMU, and in January 1992, the " International Netrek League " ( INL ) was formed, so that teams could form and compete with one another ( as opposed to pick-up play, in which games are played by whoever connects to a server, and players enter and leave as they wish during the course of the game ) . " Netrek " was very popular in the Carnegie Mellon computer clusters for a number of years in the early 1990s.