Project Summary
aCis (acronym for "another Crappy interlude server") is a Java emulator, based on L2J work, focusing on Interlude chronicle.
We focus about retailness ; a big emphasis is done to reproduce the good aspects of L2OFF behavior, using all informations we still have.
The customs are dropped when not needed. It allows you to make WHAT YOU REALLY WANT, avoiding any conflict. The time saved not developing customs is fully used to enhance retail behavior.
The pack is under a freemium concept, which mean you can contribute with money or with code, and get rewarded with latest sources access.
PS : evaluated sources are free sources, which is a solo project ( = only one dev), holding both core and datapack ( = lack of "comments"), with jumps of commits ( = low amounts of commits).
In a Nutshell, L2J - aCis...
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took an estimated 245 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in January, 2016
ending with its most recent commit over 2 years ago
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This Project has No vulnerabilities Reported Against it
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