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I've been trying to set-up an Interlude server for the past few days and did get one up and running, but it's a mess.

Even the "gold" standard files shared here didn't give better results.

 

I am wondering which are the current best projects to invest in?

- AdvExt64 looks like crap - no offense to the developers.

- And I've seen a few more related projects - Athena Project? also not good looking in general.

 

Is it true L2Reborn is Java based? 

Really curious to know if there are good server packs or services to buy there - protocol 110? I really dig the look and feel of l2reborn.

 

Let me know what you guys think

AdvExt64 are the only one real L2OFF Developpers still alive.
Athena Project is L2J.
L2Reborn is Java for their Interlude Seasonal & Essence servers, the rest are fully L2OFF.

If you want a pro L2OFF implementation of Protocol 110, your only option is AdvExt64 and be ready to get out your cash, you have to order them a special creation, it will not be cheap at all.
If you want a more okish implementation, you can use the one shared here on MXC.

On 4/15/2025 at 4:03 PM, Nighter said:

AdvExt64 are the only one real L2OFF Developpers still alive.
Athena Project is L2J.
L2Reborn is Java for their Interlude Seasonal & Essence servers, the rest are fully L2OFF.

If you want a pro L2OFF implementation of Protocol 110, your only option is AdvExt64 and be ready to get out your cash, you have to order them a special creation, it will not be cheap at all.
If you want a more okish implementation, you can use the one shared here on MXC.

Not everything is very “professional” with AdvExt64. They mostly just take your money, then ask for more to fix things they can’t even fix properly. I remember years ago they couldn’t even solve the Varka/Ketra quest the problem was in ai.obj 😄 
But hey, who knows maybe now they’re ai.obj experts 🙂

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