Community Announcement

I have officially shut down the website I created for free for the community following my ban by TBC and his recent behavior.

His childish actions and conduct have reached a point where supporting this project is no longer viable:

• Making absurd comments about DDoS attacks (claiming DDoS is meant for "advertising").
• Announcing server projects like Arven while accusing others of producing AI slop—despite relying heavily on lazy AI copies himself.
• The latest Daevanion system (Alt + O) is a 1:1 AI-slop clone copied straight from Aion2. In Aion2, the required level for the middle core node is set to 12—and he forgot to even change that value here, leaving it as Required Level: 12 in the simplest form.
• Server balance adjustments consistently punish lower-tier players rather than top-tier ones. Today's -25% Cyclone range nerf barely impacted top-tier players by 1% while crippling lower-tier setups. After I wrote this, they increased Cyclone's single-target damage and made adjustments.
• The 24-hour trade limit and the 15-hour buff limit introduced in the 10th month are laughable. It is truly disheartening that top-tier players abused everything (giving items to nearby, 10k attack value aura of sword :o??), but it's really a shame that the intervention came so late.

The Hypocrisy on 1:1 Copying

Statement from TBC (re: ideas vs. copying)

"idc if you use ideas, but dont copy it 1:1"

According to this message, copying 1:1 is the line that shouldn't be crossed. Yet, this principle seems to only apply to others.

As documented, the Daevanion system was copied 1:1 from Aion2, including level requirements that make no sense in the current server's context. When I confronted him about this, his excuse was:

"You can't copy a server 1:1, but you can copy the system from Aion2 1:1. It's not a problem."

The dynamic is clear: TBC's own actions are always justifiable, while he holds the community to a different, contradictory standard.