Discussion L2J Vs L2Off (Interlude Server's]

[Cray-Z]

java it's just a language and they copy l2off to creat lineage 2 on java  l2off has working skills , working classes and more things that a player need (more balanced).
at java you can add more features for sure that doesnt exist at l2off but it's more unbalanced.  O0

[Trance]

java it's just a language and they copy l2off to creat lineage 2 on java  l2off has working skills , working classes and more things that a player need (more balanced).

at java you can add more features for sure that doesnt exist at l2off but it's more unbalanced.  O0

 

L2OFF is a copy too, trying to copy NCSoft.

[Trance]

People are talking in vain.

[NoName1]

L2OFF is a copy too, trying to copy NCSoft.

 

 

what about those russian files ?

[Gries]

 l2off  (more balanced).

  

:poker face:

[NoName1]

:poker face:

 

cuz it is 

[SweeTs]

L2j is "unbalanced" cuz of the wrong formulas, but everything can be "balanced" by tweaking the skills 'powers'. So, it's up to server admin and not the java files itself.. ;)

 

This way most ppl think like that.. and it's all because of stupid server owners.. Sad :P

Edited August 13, 2014 by SweeTs

[Trance]

cuz it is 

 

It depends by project, no matter if it's L2J or L2OFF.

[Cray-Z]

what java project it's better than a simple shared l2off files ? Interlude based  :poker face:

[Gries]

cuz it is 

What is "balanced"?

[mcbigmac]

L2j is "unbalanced" cuz of the wrong formulas, but everything can be "balanced" by tweaking the skills 'powers'. So, it's up to server admin and not the java files itself.. ;)

 

This way most ppl think like that.. and it's all because of stupid server owners.. Sad :P

 

 

I often wonder why in nearly 7-8 years l2j and\or someone with a really premium fork hasn't paid to research exactly how stuff is calculated in the real binaries.

And is one of the reasons L2J no matter what people do - will fundamentally be very un-retail and in-correct.

 

"Balance" is a word that should not exist at all - NCSoft per definition is relatively perfect.

 

Odd.

Edited August 14, 2014 by mcbigmac