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Local Scripts vs Free Scripts

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Free scripts are in the sdn, local scripts have to be manually downloaded and put into scripts folder.

Anything else besides that? I mean are free scripts the best of the local scripts? Free scripts are coded by top scripters? Etc, etc.

Anything else besides that? I mean are free scripts the best of the local scripts? Free scripts are coded by top scripters? Etc, etc.

No, free scripts are just scripts that are in sdn really, it's newly released, so more sdn scripts will come out, but yes, the ones in sdn are good.

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No, free scripts are just scripts that are in sdn really, it's newly released, so more sdn scripts will come out, but yes, the ones in sdn are good.

Are there any local scripts that are better than the ones in the free ones?

Are there any local scripts that are better than the ones in the free ones?

Well, Link's Gnome Chopper for one.

Are there any local scripts that are better than the ones in the free ones?

 

Well free scripts are local.

 

Local scripts just mean you download the file. Free is a totally different category.

 

Free vs. Paid scripts is different though.

 

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Well free scripts are local.

 

Local scripts just mean you download the file. Free is a totally different category.

 

Free vs. Paid scripts is different though.

Yeah, I know paid are better.

Yeah, I know paid are better.

 

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