Yeah, I know. All it takes is for a source to be released for minutes to an hour however.Unfortunately, leaks are not allowed as stated in the Section Rules.
Unfortunately, leaks are not allowed as stated in the Section Rules.
Any big leak that actually progressed development would be offensive to the developer, in fact I had to re-release tetrasea multiple times because RMZero was trying to debate the release, once I supplied proof I owned it..well, you know what happened.
No offense to you or the work you've done, but I don't see how development on old versions is a bad thing. Being "up-to-date" is not something everyone cares about, and there is certainly still a lot of work to be done on older versions. In fact, trying to keep up with modern MS is a time sucker that takes away from development time put into making a server special. By working with an older version, theoretically it should be easier to patch up the broken things and start building off of that. But there still is no solid public source, so it's nice to see some development moving in that direction.
If you do a search for v62 localhosts, you'll find that a lot of links are dead, and the few that are working are not clean. The closest one I found claimed to be "No damage cap only", but there were a couple other edits in there as well.
I never said it was. Regardless, my truth stands. Old development isn't necessarily bad, but the only project worth doing in v62 would be taking tetrasea and downgrading it, or moople. Current public v62 sources, even those that a lot of people are playing, are simply pathetic.
Actually, I think you're looking at it a bit one-sided.
I said nothing along the lines of "give me all the features!" I'm simply saying that downgrading Moople, Tetra, etc. are not the "only project worth doing". It is totally viable to take a v62 and work on increasing its stability (after all, those other projects had to start somewhere.) It sounds like you're saying it's a waste of time to improve v62 sources because Moople (for example) is so far ahead that you're essentially redoing the same things. But it's not as though Moople did everything right. So while it makes a great reference, there's nothing wrong with taking a different path and blending together the best of both worlds. (In an ideal world.) 
No offense to you, but all your solutions to 'reviving' maplestory development seems to be based around leeching and/or basing it off of someone elses work. Sure, few people are willing to do public development nowadays, but that would hardly change if someone were to leak say ElliniaMS source. I think there's more positives than negatives with the current trend in Ragezone Maple development, this promotes actual understanding and learning of what you do (I'm not saying you don't, but in general). Instead of just mindlessly downloading a somewhat complete source and posting a bunch of threads in the help section on how to set it up, you'll have to put time and effort into making something complete. I think f425 should be more centered around helping learn new developers through tutorials and the help section rather than hawking over the release section. Now; if your definition of a good Maplestory community is where anyone can download and setup a source to be a healthy one, then your view would differ to mine, but I don't see any issues with a Private Server community where those who work hard to bring a complete Maplestory experience are able to reap the benefits of their hard work.
No offense to you, but all your solutions to 'reviving' maplestory development seems to be based around leeching and/or basing it off of someone elses work. Sure, few people are willing to do public development nowadays, but that would hardly change if someone were to leak say ElliniaMS source. I think there's more positives than negatives with the current trend in Ragezone Maple development, this promotes actual understanding and learning of what you do (I'm not saying you don't, but in general). Instead of just mindlessly downloading a somewhat complete source and posting a bunch of threads in the help section on how to set it up, you'll have to put time and effort into making something complete. I think f425 should be more centered around helping learn new developers through tutorials and the help section rather than hawking over the release section. Now; if your definition of a good Maplestory community is where anyone can download and setup a source to be a healthy one, then your view would differ to mine, but I don't see any issues with a Private Server community where those who work hard to bring a complete Maplestory experience are able to reap the benefits of their hard work.
On-topic: Good release, could've used this a few months ago
Never got around looking at this client, since had no interest removing Tubi or using a cleaner client. However, today I had nothing better to do, so decided give this supposed to be clean client a try (which was posted in my thread here).
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Doesn't look like its clean - like all the other available clients (v62) it has Tubi.
Of course I could find the addy and re-add it myself, but I guess this client can't be advertised as clean since it isn't.
OP seems inactive though, so oh well.
004BECC6 -> JNZ SHORT 004BECFE
