Help Which Project Shall I Use?

[LineDigital]

Hello everyone i am thinking last days to give some money near 400-500 euro to open a stable and balanced low rate server (x6-10) Interlude server ..

 

I want some ideas about which project shall i use .. everybody tells for ratail like project use L2Jacis

well this is a stable and balanced project? i can make a stable server who can stay alive even for years if have population? ... 

 

Also if i buy L2Jacis project the l2jacis developers will update the rev for te project or i dont need updates just a stable retail like rev to use and change the features as i wish? help me thanks mates 

[Tryskell]

There's no Interlude project ready for retail-like low rates servers. All packs are full of bugs. aCis still misses some bosses and quests, because I decided to rewrite them from zero back in the time, and the pack is paying this choice.

 

From existing IL projects, aCis is the only pack which change things deeply. My community is dedicated to that work. It takes times, but we do things than none forks made before us.

 

Regarding a low rate retail like server, consider to use a L2OFF pack directly. It will save you some time. aCis isn't ready for low rate. Yet.

 

Regarding the difference between projects, it's all about your coding skills. Download each project (you can download aCis rev 320 for free) and make your own choice. aCis made the choice to clean numerous customs to allow to make your OWN server. It proposes numerous new methods, a cleaner code no matter where you look.

 

If your choice is reserved to L2J only, than aCis is what you can call the nearest experience of L2OFF (and L2J is an insult to L2OFF, which itself is an insult to retail). And that experience is enhanced by every commit I do and every contribution made by sharers.

 

:good sir:

 

PS : regarding server updates, sources are shared on a 0 revision (300, 310, 320,...) and you have to apply diff patches from revs 1-9 manually. Easiest is to make your own SVN If your pack is customized, than you have to apply leftovers manually.

Edited January 5, 2015 by Tryskell