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Website: http://infinitel2.com/

 

If your an L2 player I'm sure you know what InfiniteL2 is all about, therefor no real description is needed.

Its one of the best(if not the best) faction server that existed and has been in existence for many years now.

Its not some copy pasted files, Infinite is 100% unique and worth playing.

 

Infinite is wiping Friday (Sept 28th 2012) Don't miss the opportunity for mass PvP!

 

 

Server specifications:

Game Server:

Server: Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX200 - Intel D2786

CPU: (2x) Xeon Nehalem E5520 - 8 Cores / 16 Threads

RAM: 16 GB - DDR3 DIMM-RAM

HDD: 80 GB (2x) - Intel SSD MLC (2x) // 250 GB (2x) - SATA II 7,200 upm (2x)

LAN: 10/100/1000 Mbit/s

Connection: 100 Mbps

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Rank Name Level PvP's

1. specialm 85 44,019

2. NoNaMe 85 43,211

3. Yoruia 85 37,330

4. Basara 84 33,386

5. Markela 84 30,548

6. kataramenos 82 30,390

7. NatBornKillah 83 29,273

8. SmackThat 82 28,823

9. Kwlotripidiaris 83 27,036

10. examples 84 24,885

11. pKtshu 83 24,268

12. Executor 83 24,268

13. PSARANTONIS 84 23,580

14. YY 84 22,785

15. Radiohead 83 22,780

16. Rey 82 22,360

17. Raphaela 83 22,303

18. Shion 82 21,576

19. K1TANA 83 21,456

20. KazukiSama 80 21,110

21. Slug 84 20,787

22. SilverStab 80 20,219

23. PavelNedved 83 19,873

24. FinalAeon 83 19,639

25. Poivre 81 19,357

 

 

facepalm ,this server was wiped again few months ago and it had same ranking like first release, and now it have again same rank? wtf?????? and why same features? cmon tell that gm to stop living in medieval age in cave...

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Faction servers need frequent wipes to keep it interesting

 

Its not about the wipe, its about the fact that it had been wiped 2 times and yet not even 1 slim change in features and rank is same, gm doesnt even bother to reset rank...

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Wiping just to add C/B/A.

 

I wonder if he fixed that Meditation bug from like 1.5 years ago where it would put out of combat and allow to spam MP.

 

Server is rock paper scissors btw. At the start everyone plays mages and at the end SRs rule server. They call it balanced and no one will do anything about it.

 

Who ever goes there will leave in 2 weeks. It will be fun until then.

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