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Here we gonna discuss everything related to this battle....

Feel free to discuss and post

advantages/disadvantages

Better working chronicles

Easier script creation

Better and smartest options

And anything else related to THIS BIG BATTLE!

POST YOUR OPINION WITH EXAMPLES AND REASONS!

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L2Walker is much more simple to use for an average l2 player and you basicly got everything you need in l2walker. Bad side of that would prolly be that nowadays almost every good server has anti l2walker protection therefore you cant always use it. Good side of l2net is that you can use it on almost any server, bad thing is that scripting is quite hard.

Posted

If walker was meant for what you want to do, you can set it up in 30 seconds, otherwise you can't do it

If you want to do something different, it can be done in L2.Net

 

pointless thread

Posted

L2 Walker is for users who dont know how to make script etc. Is easiest to use

 

L2 Net in my opinion is powerful tool, in right hands it's better than walker.

Posted

L2 Walker [ More Options than l2 net. ]                                                          

+1

L2 net ITs not stabily [ For me. IF i run 6+ bot's then my pc going creazy ] .        

-1

L2 Walker  its hard to configure in some servers,  where l2 net its only 3 steps.      

 L2 net > L2 walker 

l2 Walker Easy in use,                                                                                  

+1

 Mby i dont know  how to  make a scripts in l2 net, so that can be that reasons why i say L2 walker > L2 net [ OOG / Ig ] 

Posted

I've used both programs, and am quite skilled with both, here are my observations, obviously I am leaning more towards L2.NET, but these are true facts.

 

--L2walker--

made for retail

made by chinese people

lots of botting options

limited scripting

limited protection bypass

limited handling in game

detected in most servers

outdated packets

needs lots of 3rd party patching tools

 

--L2.NET--

made in the USA

made for retail and private servers

in development constantly

wide scripting range

all in one, patcher, packet analyzer, packet patcher and modifier, bot

limited GUI

ease of most private server connection

constantly improved

quicker then walker in many areas, including the autofighter

packets up to date and undetectable for the most part

free for the most part

ready for improvement

Posted

I've used both programs, and am quite skilled with both, here are my observations, obviously I am leaning more towards L2.NET, but these are true facts.

 

--L2walker--

made for retail

made by chinese people

lots of botting options

limited scripting

limited protection bypass

limited handling in game

detected in most servers

outdated packets

needs lots of 3rd party patching tools

 

--L2.NET--

made in the USA

made for retail and private servers

in development constantly

wide scripting range

all in one, patcher, packet analyzer, packet patcher and modifier, bot

limited GUI

ease of most private server connection

constantly improved

quicker then walker in many areas, including the autofighter

packets up to date and undetectable for the most part

free for the most part

ready for improvement

 

l2.net forums and site too complicated while walker is simplier one

Posted

L2 Walker is for users who dont know how to make script etc. Is easiest to use

 

L2 Net in my opinion is powerful tool, in right hands it's better than walker.

+1
Posted

i have to admit, that I started to learn how to use L2NET today. I used tut on this forum and i succesfully logged in.Starting to bot now :) but i don't know anything about scripts yet... :(

Posted

I never used bot programs ,i tryed once with l2w and got instant ban ...and that was it for me ...i want to try now with l2n but i am kinda scared and i don't really know much about scripting but from what i heard from other guys here on forum and in rl l2n is way better than l2w because it gives a much better range of options and it's safer to use ...it just needs geting used to. So i thing that l2n is better !

 

 

off topic : can anyone provide me with a good script for a th for solo farming please  :'( i kinda need a good one? :D

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