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hey all i got serious question i make my server l2download all from here i wanna addmy server hopzone and i can pay 200 dollars every month for goodshares to make my server better and who can teach me how i can use l2 tools systems and how their work can some one add me in msn contest_rules@hotmail.com and teach me!!! i hope my subject isentbannable and i hope strike contact me because he got very good shares to

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