Credits

Who built this

Lassiard is a reconstruction, and reconstructions are never one person's work. Most of what is here came from someone else first.

Winter

The score, and the sparring partner for the server side. A lot of what runs here was argued into shape with them first, which is the difference between a guess and a decision. When something works and the reason is not obvious, the answer usually came from them.

Lyna

The original setup, and the push that turned “someone should do this” into a server that actually exists. Nothing on this site would be here without that shove.

Dorothy

Played Yogurting back when it was running, and kept the handbook. He shared both, freely and repeatedly, and a lot of what is right here is right because he said so first.

And everyone else

Every player who tested something, reported a bug with enough detail to act on, or just stayed around while the server was rough. That is a real contribution and it is the one that is easiest to forget.

If you want to help with what is still missing, the fastest way in is Discord. Plenty of the game is still scaffolding, and the game says so when you walk into it.

About the game itself

Yogurting (요구르팅) was developed jointly by Neowiz and Redduck and published by Neowiz. It opened in Korea on 10 May 2005 and closed there on 27 February 2007. It outlived its home service abroad: the Japanese servers ran until 14 May 2010 and the Thai ones until 29 March 2011, which is the date the game disappeared for good.

Lassiard is a fan-run private server for it. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Neowiz, Redduck, or anyone else holding rights to the original, and nothing here is sold. It exists because a game that ran for six years and then vanished completely is worth being able to play again.