Multi Theft Auto - Revision history

A-Dust at 01:28, 25 January 2011

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	[[File:MultiTheftAuto-logo.png\|The Multi Theft Auto logo]]		[[File:MultiTheftAuto-logo.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|The Multi Theft Auto logo]]
	[[File:mtadmalphapotd.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Screenshot of an early closed MTA:SA Deathmatch test.]]		[[File:mtadmalphapotd.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Screenshot of an early closed MTA:SA Deathmatch test.]]

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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:gta3amingame1.jpg\|~~right~~\|thumb\|250px\|The world's first ever third party GTA III multi-player screenshot.]]		[[File:gta3amingame1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|The world's first ever third party GTA III multi-player screenshot.]]
	''Multi Theft Auto'' was first released under the name/acronym ''GTA3AM'' (''GTA III'' Alternative Multi-player) on February 8, 2003. This allowed two people to play ''GTA III'' against each other after pressing a key combination (ALT+F12). Only in-vehicle play was supported at the time; when outside the vehicle the user was invisible to the other player.		''Multi Theft Auto'' was first released under the name/acronym ''GTA3AM'' (''GTA III'' Alternative Multi-player) on February 8, 2003. This allowed two people to play ''GTA III'' against each other after pressing a key combination (ALT+F12). Only in-vehicle play was supported at the time; when outside the vehicle the user was invisible to the other player.

A-Dust at 01:26, 25 January 2011

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	[[~~image~~:mtadmalphapotd.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Screenshot of an early closed MTA:SA Deathmatch test.]]		[[File:MultiTheftAuto-logo.png\|The Multi Theft Auto logo]]
			[[File:mtadmalphapotd.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Screenshot of an early closed MTA:SA Deathmatch test.]]

	'''''Multi Theft Auto''''' ('''''MTA''''') is a modification for the [[PC]] versions of ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' that allows them to be played online against other players around the world, in a manner similar to that of other popular online games, such as ''Counter-Strike''.		'''''Multi Theft Auto''''' ('''''MTA''''') is a modification for the [[Personal Computer\|PC]] versions of ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' that allows them to be played online against other players around the world, in a manner similar to that of other popular online games, such as ''Counter-Strike''.

	Although often referred to as a mod, ''MTA'' is mostly based on the trainer and code injection methods of manipulating the game through its own memory and does not alter any original files supplied with the game itself.		Although often referred to as a mod, ''MTA'' is mostly based on the trainer and code injection methods of manipulating the game through its own memory and does not alter any original files supplied with the game itself.
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	==History==		==History==
	[[~~image~~:gta3amingame1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|The world's first ever third party GTA III multi-player screenshot.]]		[[File:gta3amingame1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|The world's first ever third party GTA III multi-player screenshot.]]
	''Multi Theft Auto'' was first released under the name/acronym ''GTA3AM'' (''GTA III'' Alternative Multi-player) on February 8, 2003. This allowed two people to play ''GTA III'' against each other after pressing a key combination (ALT+F12). Only in-vehicle play was supported at the time; when outside the vehicle the user was invisible to the other player.		''Multi Theft Auto'' was first released under the name/acronym ''GTA3AM'' (''GTA III'' Alternative Multi-player) on February 8, 2003. This allowed two people to play ''GTA III'' against each other after pressing a key combination (ALT+F12). Only in-vehicle play was supported at the time; when outside the vehicle the user was invisible to the other player.

gtw>Gudys.bot: robot Adding: de:Multi Theft Auto, es:Multi Theft Auto, pl:Multi Theft Auto

2010-09-19T01:59:40Z

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MAINEiac4434: Adding categories

2010-09-15T01:33:58Z

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	*[http://www.aeron.tk Official ''MTA:mA'' Site]		*[http://www.aeron.tk Official ''MTA:mA'' Site]
	[[Category:Modifications]]		[[Category:Modifications]]
			[[Category:Multiplayer]]

MAINEiac4434 at 01:33, 15 September 2010

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	[[image:mtadmalphapotd.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Screenshot of an early closed MTA:SA Deathmatch test.]]		[[image:mtadmalphapotd.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Screenshot of an early closed MTA:SA Deathmatch test.]]

Gta-mysteries at 19:29, 17 July 2010

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	Previous statistics (measured with The All-Seeing Eye) of GTA3:MTA and MTA:VC have shown steady amounts of players up to roughly one thousand people playing simultaneously online. MTA's first San Andreas version, MTA:SA R1.0, even showed peaks of up to roughly 1500 players up until weeks after release.		Previous statistics (measured with The All-Seeing Eye) of GTA3:MTA and MTA:VC have shown steady amounts of players up to roughly one thousand people playing simultaneously online. MTA's first San Andreas version, MTA:SA R1.0, even showed peaks of up to roughly 1500 players up until weeks after release.

	There is a team of developers called Project Redivivus (~~latin~~ for revived) which are currently working on re-building MTA III and MTA VC (MTA 0.5). They believe this will bring back a few players to the older editions of MTA.		There is a team of developers called Project Redivivus (Latin for revived) which are currently working on re-building MTA III and MTA VC (MTA 0.5). They believe this will bring back a few players to the older editions of MTA.

	==History==		==History==
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	*[http://center.mtasa.com ''MTA Center''] site for downloading user-created maps		*[http://center.mtasa.com ''MTA Center''] site for downloading user-created maps
	*[http://www.aeron.tk Official ''MTA:mA'' Site]		*[http://www.aeron.tk Official ''MTA:mA'' Site]

	~~{{GTA}}~~
	[[Category:Modifications]]		[[Category:Modifications]]

	~~{{modding}}~~

Gtabot: /* External links */clean up,

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External links: clean up,

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gtw>Ca11um at 14:26, 10 January 2010

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	Previous statistics (measured with The All-Seeing Eye) of GTA3:MTA and MTA:VC have shown steady amounts of players up to roughly one thousand people playing simultaneously online. MTA's first San Andreas version, MTA:SA R1.0, even showed peaks of up to roughly 1500 players up until weeks after release.		Previous statistics (measured with The All-Seeing Eye) of GTA3:MTA and MTA:VC have shown steady amounts of players up to roughly one thousand people playing simultaneously online. MTA's first San Andreas version, MTA:SA R1.0, even showed peaks of up to roughly 1500 players up until weeks after release.

			There is a team of developers called Project Redivivus (latin for revived) which are currently working on re-building MTA III and MTA VC (MTA 0.5). They believe this will bring back a few players to the older editions of MTA.

	==History==		==History==
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JFletcher: Merging Categories

2009-07-24T00:23:35Z

Merging Categories

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gtw>Bud prager: /* MTA: San Andreas */

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MTA: San Andreas

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	The first release of ''MTA:SA'' featured a vehicle racing mode and an accompanying map editing mode that allowed users to create custom environments and races. It has since been updated to a current version of [http://light.mtavc.com/ 1.1.1].		The first release of ''MTA:SA'' featured a vehicle racing mode and an accompanying map editing mode that allowed users to create custom environments and races. It has since been updated to a current version of [http://light.mtavc.com/ 1.1.1].

	The next release of MTA entitled "Deathmatch" ~~will add~~ a deathmatch mode along with a new kind of expandability~~, and is expected soon according to~~ [http://www.~~mtavc~~.com the developing team's website].		The next release of MTA entitled "Deathmatch" adds a deathmatch mode along with a new kind of expandability.
			[http://www.mtasa.com the developing team's website].
			MTA "Deathmatch" is very popular and has many gamemodes such as Stealth, Assault, Race, Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and many more...
			MTA:DM has been released to the public as an open source project, meaning that the development will speed up considerably, and the next release will be the first not to be titled as "Development Preview" and should have full sync for all players, and with more flexibility for scripters meaning that anything possible in the world of GTA (and some not so possible) will soon be implemented into the servers.

	=== Feature summary ===		=== Feature summary ===