Those who remain jcink software#

It's less about the software and more about web design! It is also my experience that proboards tends to attract more animanga and animal games, which are both genres I'm not particularly interested in, so I don't actively go seeking that software out for a game. Jcink for some reason has a stronger community of designers, making those sites seem more user friendly. In my experience, strong proboard coders/designers are few and far between. It really just depends on how the owners have laid it out. Some sites with really bad coding are a nightmare to work through on proboards, but very nice ones do exist. In regards to proboards, I have found some very good games out there that use it that don't make it seem clunky or non-user-friendly. Non-Jcink IPB boards are also good, but from a customer service standpoint, I've found a lot of them inferior or obsolete anymore.

Jcink just uses IPB software for their forums, but as a host I think Jcink is phenomenal. Because I've had such a positive experience there, I would never create a game on any other host. It's also very easy to customize anymore! Plus, the prices for premium are fair and I've never had any complaints, so I haven't sought elsewhere to host my games. I feel like it's very intuitive, and any problems I encounter John is usually very quick to respond. I largely use Jcink, but it's more about the customer service aspect and my familiarity with the layout of it that keeps me from using other software.