A private galaxy for the guild. The 2003 game, with the tedium taken out and land you can actually build on.
Pre-CU rules, kept intact. Everything below is a deliberate change, not a mod pack.
Ten-million resource stacks, thousand-unit factory crates, and craft timers measured in seconds rather than minutes.
The no-build rings around every city are cut to sixty percent. Coronet drops from a thousand metres to six hundred, so you can settle at the city edge.
Pack a structure up and set it down somewhere else, with everything still inside it.
One master pack per tier applies all six attribute buffs at once, each keeping the strength of the pack that supplied it.
Instant vehicle call that works in combat, area loot and harvest, no sampling minigame, and travel timers cut to seconds.
Groups of up to fifty, galaxy-wide banking, four missions at once, and entertainer buffs that land in one performance.
The launcher does all of it — including fetching the game. No discs, no old install to dig up. If you do have one, it is never touched unless you say so.
One file, and the only thing you ever download by hand. It keeps itself up to date from then on.
Pick I don’t have the game and it downloads everything — about 3 GB — then adds the Silver Sun content and configures the client. Already have a pre-CU install? Point the launcher at it instead; it copies, it doesn’t modify. Either way, always start the game through our launcher — other servers’ add-ons (custom races especially) silently break character creation here.
Pick a galaxy and go. Create an account on first login with whatever name and password you like.
Chrome says “this file isn’t commonly downloaded and may be dangerous”, and Windows may add “Windows protected your PC”. Neither is a virus warning. Both mean the same thing: this file is new and has not been downloaded enough times to have a reputation, and it is not signed with a paid certificate.
In Chrome, click Keep (or the arrow next to the download → Download suspicious file). On the Windows dialog, click More info → Run anyway. You should only do this because you know where the file came from — so verify it if you want:
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Check it in PowerShell before running:
Get-FileHash $HOME\Downloads\SSR-Launcher.exe -Algorithm SHA256
If that number does not match the one above, do not run it — tell Dallas.
| Galaxy | Address | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Main | ssr-main.countslab.ai |
Everyone. This is the one you want. |
| Test | ssr-test.countslab.ai |
Breaks on purpose. Characters here are disposable. |
The latest few days, newest first. Every change since day one, filterable by category, is on the change log — the launcher shows the same list from each galaxy row.