There is little indication that they are still licensing their older engines to new clients since they have removed their technology licensing page after the announcement that id tech 5 will not be licensed outside of ZeniMax.

Most likely not without a lot of repurposed work. V12 had a lot of proprietary Sierra code that was removed so that we could release V12/TGE. You would have to identify the missing pieces and then find an alternative solution to ensure that Tribes 2 and its mods ran well.

I think there's some confusion. The id tech engines are under the GPL, so all games/tools/etc created from it must have their source released.

Torque 3D is under the MIT license, so no one has to release their source regardless of the type of project.

You do not get a source license with Pro. You get SDK access to the binary engine, similar to what UDK has out of the box. A source license costs a lot of money (just like UDK).

Interesting. It seems like you've never actually met or listened to Eric. I'd be interested to know what lies you think he has told.

I'm used to seeing the usual Torque vs. Unity/UDK/CryEngine hate on forums (like much of what is in this thread), but I usually don't see people troll on Eric much.

Yup. That's where we're going to house it. We're still cleaning up the repos some. We had to make sure to pull anything that was proprietary. We're most of the way through our code review now. It will be live as soon as it and the site problems everyone has noticed are taken care of.

I believe RotC was released with TGE. Depending on the version, we could definitely work with them. If it was one of the later versions, then we would have to remove some proprietary code. But it's definitely in the realm of possibility.