The UT Buddy Locator

regular expression. either case sensitive or not. [*]you can build your own filters for the serverlist - based on several server-properties (e.g. gametype - so you can build your list of current [insert your mod here]-servers [with at least x players on them and an average ping below y and ... ] - you get the idea) [*]it ignores bots - so you get the real number of human players on the server [*]it supports UTclassic and UT2003 (even both together, if you have both installed) [*]it maintains a local server-cache, where the servers are sorted by \"quality\" - so servers, with a low average ping and a lot of buddies found on them in the past, will be scanned before the ones that didn\'t respond, roughly explained - you get the idea - in fact, you don\'t have to contact the masterserver each time you want to use the tool. the result is: you get the \"interesting\" servers scanned first and can go get some frags immediately (which is what you\'d eventually like to do when using this tool) [*]all those little things, that actually make an application useful (double-click a server to join, ctrl-c to copy selected serverproperties (e.g. the address), a lot of options to configure it\'s behavior, server- and player-lists are sortable (click the table-headers), autodetection of installed games, optionally it checks your dialup-connection before performing any internet-related actions, timer triggered refresh, supports WinXP-styles, etc etc etc...) [*]it\'s free, fast and has a simple, intuitive user interface [*]lastly, it\'s developed by a person that\'s open for enhancement-requests and new ideas - actually this thing should be useful to as many people possible
This is an enhanced external server browser.Here are its features: [list] [*]you can search for buddies, that are currently playing online by (a) exact match, (b) a substring-search or (c) by