If 5/10 people followed the same path, these forums and the game in general would still be alive and thriving, at least in my opinion.Ībout selling a project without access to sources, I agree with Trance. I realized I love programming the possibility to make something work as you want for others to enjoy, so instead of focusing on opening a quick cash-grab server at the time, I starting studying java and programming in general. Myself for example, I started messing around with l2j when I was 13 years old. They only care about finding the easiest way to make money out of l2 and are not eager to learn. It doesn't really work like that and, like Tryskell said, most people who are in the business don't care about learning. I know the first paragraph is a bit off the main topic, but it's a response to about l2j developers not sharing the information to the public.
You also need great knowledge of the market in l2, what is relevant at the current period you're trying to open and what not, what most players prefer to play and what is annoying etc. Networking, website, database, backups, understanding of what a proper server should look like. There's numerous things you need to learn and understand in order to be in the position to create and maintain a private server. Also, a server is not only about programming. First of all, people and mainly l2 players who want to create their own private server need to realize that programming is not something very easy to learn and it is a broad topic.
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