I use my own. PM me what you want in a tool and I'll either direct you to one or start making one out of pure boredom lol.

I honestly like Zooby's off host menu. I know you mean't tool but Its just a recommendation. Unless you mean tool for hosting then I would go with ApparitionNET. It is only $35 but I love it a lot.

LightestSole37 wrote I honestly like Zooby's off host menu. I know you mean't tool but Its just a recommendation. Unless you mean tool for hosting then I would go with ApparitionNET. It is only $35 but I love it a lot.

AppNET isn't worth the money at all. They have an extremely poorly maintained support team and the tool just isn't worth that much money when everything that's in there is already released.

xChillest wrote

LightestSole37 wrote I honestly like Zooby's off host menu. I know you mean't tool but Its just a recommendation. Unless you mean tool for hosting then I would go with ApparitionNET. It is only $35 but I love it a lot.

AppNET isn't worth the money at all. They have an extremely poorly maintained support team and the tool just isn't worth that much money when everything that's in there is already released.

That's your opinion. Its just a recommendation. I will admit they have a slow support team but honestly about 300 people bought it. Think of the ratio 2 developers and about 6 Support. It takes a while for them to respond.

My friend Zoobzys tool is the best and or AppNET, depends what your using them for.


~Rings

LightestSole37 wrote

xChillest wrote

LightestSole37 wrote I honestly like Zooby's off host menu. I know you mean't tool but Its just a recommendation. Unless you mean tool for hosting then I would go with ApparitionNET. It is only $35 but I love it a lot.

AppNET isn't worth the money at all. They have an extremely poorly maintained support team and the tool just isn't worth that much money when everything that's in there is already released.

That's your opinion. Its just a recommendation. I will admit they have a slow support team but honestly about 300 people bought it. Think of the ratio 2 developers and about 6 Support. It takes a while for them to respond.

Yeah, but also think about this. They made a tool (for free) with everything that's already been released to the public (for free). They felt like selling this said tool that has very few games in it for $35 to 300+ people, when they made it for free. They made around $10,500 off of people just because those people didn't want to use Google and search for a tool (for free). Notice a little trend here?

xChillest wrote

LightestSole37 wrote

xChillest wrote

LightestSole37 wrote I honestly like Zooby's off host menu. I know you mean't tool but Its just a recommendation. Unless you mean tool for hosting then I would go with ApparitionNET. It is only $35 but I love it a lot.

AppNET isn't worth the money at all. They have an extremely poorly maintained support team and the tool just isn't worth that much money when everything that's in there is already released.

That's your opinion. Its just a recommendation. I will admit they have a slow support team but honestly about 300 people bought it. Think of the ratio 2 developers and about 6 Support. It takes a while for them to respond.

Yeah, but also think about this. They made a tool (for free) with everything that's already been released to the public (for free). They felt like selling this said tool that has very few games in it for $35 to 300+ people, when they made it for free. They made around $10,500 off of people just because those people didn't want to use Google and search for a tool (for free). Notice a little trend here?

You also forgot to put good things about it like its easy to use, Saves people from getting virus' and stuff like that...

Such negative, Such wow

~Rings

xChillest wrote

LightestSole37 wrote

xChillest wrote

LightestSole37 wrote I honestly like Zooby's off host menu. I know you mean't tool but Its just a recommendation. Unless you mean tool for hosting then I would go with ApparitionNET. It is only $35 but I love it a lot.

AppNET isn't worth the money at all. They have an extremely poorly maintained support team and the tool just isn't worth that much money when everything that's in there is already released.

That's your opinion. Its just a recommendation. I will admit they have a slow support team but honestly about 300 people bought it. Think of the ratio 2 developers and about 6 Support. It takes a while for them to respond.

Yeah, but also think about this. They made a tool (for free) with everything that's already been released to the public (for free). They felt like selling this said tool that has very few games in it for $35 to 300+ people, when they made it for free. They made around $10,500 off of people just because those people didn't want to use Google and search for a tool (for free). Notice a little trend here?

True but if you go to their website they have a a little thread for Software Suggestions. They put all the money into the tool for research just to make it a far superior tool. It may not be the best but come on, its in beta testing. For all that we know it may not be finished this year.

Rings wrote You also forgot to put good things about it like its easy to use, Saves people from getting virus' and stuff like that...

Such negative, Such wow

~Rings

Yeah because Cakes and dudeeitsbrian would TOTALLY try to infect everyone with viruses.

I'll admit, looks like a decent tool. But there's nothing new. You're paying him to use a tool that he made when you could have easily been able to go to Google and find a tool that has the same exact functions but looks different. Are looks of a tool seriously worth the $35?

@LightestSole37, that's what confuses me more. People are paying this much for an unfinished tool. And he says he's putting money into researching into making a JRPC tool. How dumb do you have to be to actually believe that? You don't pay to look at resources for C#. All of the information needed is already on the internet for free. If people would actually look into C and try to make an XRPC/JRPC program they'd realize it's easy as balls and not worth $11 thousand.

There may be good things you see about the tool, but they're pretty much doing the same thing Konroi is doing. Taking advantage of the community to make an extensive profit by sitting at home doing nothing.