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if u wanna some good pvp server try l2core.net there are some english speaking players , 80% of server is full +25 with alot of augumented weapons with skills for example cardinal with prominance or elemental summoner with mass aura flare etc.. its hard but fun  pvp's

heavens wail is good too (high rate) alot pvp's , alot zerking partys , more hp for longer fights (it isin't about the dmg , only the expirance u have in fighting , what skills to use etc.) 

if u looking for an lower rate server then don't go to l2german 4x many 70+ pk's and an raid like destroyer there , alot of fun there too , most of ppl have only self buff kinda fun with archer , hard to get money if you don't have a spoiler .

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can we cheat in those servers?

on l2core evry 1 cheats eaven  some very old bugs/exploits work there , yesterday we had siege on that server normal as allways evry 1 there with +25 equip , im playing there with breaveheart we kinda have a peace agreement now

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as u see on the ss the engrave was not eaven a sec away to be finished b4 they killed my brother, like lol if he used his augument shild we would have gludio, thats what u could call unlucky

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not really , if every 1 cheats it equals to a server that hos no cheats with no enchant scrolls and evry 1 with boss jawels

(in the way for the enhant exploit) and basicly 5% of the server plays there to test cheats and i don't see them very often , u can trade with them for bugs/exploits if the stakes high enought so its a decend pvp server // tho the admin sux/or dosen't care . he fixes the set bonuses of 2 armor sets for over 2 months now also http://www.l2core.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1116 some 1 gave him th e bonuses lol ...

its fun there , but it starts to lag in goddard when theres more then 400 players online dunno why

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Ckeck out www.l2pride.net . Many ppl, high rates, custom weapons, IL, 12 subs available, many events(TvT, CTF in Cruma, Siege), high enchant rate. Skills, coloured nick for pvp ammount. Many donators :P

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