By working with an older version, theoretically it should be easier to patch up the broken things and start building off of that. 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. 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. At least it helped maplestory development live a few years longer.No offense to you or the work you've done, but I don't see how development on old versions is a bad thing. I was probably the only one selfless enough to release a source worth over $700, in fact.I spent closer to a grand on it. Unfortunately this is a death cycle of maplestory development. Before I released 1.12.4, we had quite a few v62 and v55 developments start anew then when I released, they all disappeared (with the exception being a couple larger servers). You see this loop happening, development on newer sources slow, so people start working with older sources. It seems we need another big leak, or release, such as what I did with tetrasea.
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