Trance

They got used to it because it came with tons of customs at that time.

You rather buy one that is still in development.

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Mhmm! Punishment. :D

Well, that's pretty close to what I said.

Keeping the same coding style for the whole project is how L2J got started in the first place. Acis is the only fork that keeps doing that. Other projects are already bad just by letting every developer doing whatever they want on the project - this is not how programming works and definitely not how you would get a real job as a programmer either. Tryskell did a great job on analyzing every single line before committing it, making sure his project has the same coding style everywhere. Having 2 classes written in 2 or more coding styles is not the way to go. That's why he doesn't commit every single "hot" fix. If some of you don't know what I'm talking about, don't even call yourself a programmer or developer.