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No matter what you are going to use, paid or non-paid or whatever, everything requires personal time investment and a lot of trial and error in many sectors of IT. I have used and seen (clients of mine) L2J Sunrise, Mobius, ACIS, and Lucera. Not even one was close enough to providing a decent outcome without the need for some heavy dev intervention. Even if you provide a decent pack, you will have to think about cheaters, marketing, monitoring, network protection, and the list goes on depending on the problem. Thus, I have no clue why people here debate so much about datapacks because I remember the days when we were playing on private servers with 80% less functionality than the current Lineage 2 emulator state, and it was enough to have fun. Now the leftovers are such a toxic community that I have no idea what drives people to open projects except money. My 2 cents choose whatever will ease your life in terms of development and your life/work/budget balance and dont spent months trying to figure out what datapack is superior over the other. You have more serious things to consider. -
By Meissgenry · Posted
I’ve played around with similar growth setups, and what usually makes the whole thing smoother is pairing them with something steady on the side. For example, I once used famoid.com for a small boost so the main profile didn’t look empty while the Mother/Child flow warmed up. Your themed accounts idea can work nicely as long as the profiles stay active and feel human enough to spark replies. -
I never said that, can you read? Are you going to start an argument when that isn't the main goal of this post? Or are you just used to the same old discussion mechanics? Thank you very much for your recommendation. A few months ago, I worked on a project called 'L2Avalon' using a compiled Lucera2 (it was the only thing the project leader provided me), and based on my 20 years of experience playing Lineage 2, I feel like it's broken everywhere, unless the specific version of Lucera I was using was just old. I don't have a problem coding and fixing things, but I am looking for a solid base so I don't do unnecessary work. Replying to the first guy: I would never discredit paid work; obviously, any paid work will be better than a free one for obvious reasons. But my reality is that I don't want to throw money away, mainly because saving up a large sum of money is a matter of several months in my current situation here in Argentina.
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