why-I-hate-wow-private-servers VS server

You can read their philosophy here or listen to video version.

And this video which was derived from a piece written by the Admin of both projects -

Every time someone questions open source world of warcraft projects https://github.com/FrancescoBorzi/why-I-hate-wow-private-servers

This is literally this issue https://github.com/FrancescoBorzi/why-I-hate-wow-private-servers/blob/master/ENGLISH.md

Why are there still so many bugs in WoW private servers, although they have been around for so many years?

- Original article: https://github.com/FrancescoBorzi/why-I-hate-wow-private-servers - AzerothCore open-source development project: http://azerothcore.org - ChromieCraft open-source server: https://chromiecraft.com - ChromieCraft Discord https://discord.com/invite/rPM7EEMCbR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For vanilla: https://github.com/mangoszero/server

iirc from looking at the mangos db, it's hardcoded to two factions. Here is the mangos source code, btw. https://github.com/mangoszero/server

From my own research into the ManGOS source code, what others have said about 'tiles' or 'regions' is accurate. The map is broken into areas (Not organic like Elwynn Forest or Orgrimmar, but regular squares of set size which may overlap in-game zones). Every object is contained within those areas (Interactables like ore and herbs, NPC's, instance portals, etc) The server itself has a few threads running that handle processing message queues from clients (Client clicked an object, bought an item, attacked an NPC, etc). If you take a look Here you can see every single OpCode that the server can handle (what generates these varies, I'll leave that exploration to you) But generally if you want to know HOW something is handled, follow the OpCodes.