That's pretty cool but tbh i'm still leaning towards Chaotic, it just looks more cleaner and professional imo

It's good to see you've added this but again, I personally don't really like the layout find it rather confusing, personally use Chaotic because the layout is so clean & nub friendly, although love what you're doing with the tool

Chat wrote It's good to see you've added this but again, I personally don't really like the layout find it rather confusing, personally use Chaotic because the layout is so clean & nub friendly, although love what you're doing with the tool

Well of course much smaller tools will have simpler layouts. ApparitionNET Studio has 30 game mod tools and 8 console tools most of the mod tools are very large and have a lot of options so its difficult to to have all of that and it not be a little bit confusing. However considering the amount of content we have, we chose the most appropriate design where everything is contained in sub forms rather than having a million different tabs and sub tabs like most other tools.

But still I appreciate your feedback.

Made the switch over to chaotic due to the lack of support app net offers lol, rude "staff" and hardly ever answered.

Will never be using that tool again lmao

Mw3 ACS is very buggy, the support is horrific and I've been waiting over a month for a reply on an issue I have with the tool. Chaotic has near the same options and it's a lot smoother to use. It will also have mw3 ACS soon, it will also be having bo1 and bo2 which no tool has ever accomplished.

I was on appnet and tried my hardest to get back on chaotic360 due to it having more working functions and easier to use, with lots of users you are having to do mods for chaotic is definitely the quickest of tools I have ever used.

I do also like appnet but I prefer for things to be quick and smooth, especially doing quite a lot of recoveries i also like the more off host options and quick mod options. But, one thing I do like over chaotic is the spoofing on app doesn't require a plugin

I have both tools and I personally think they are equivalent, because they both have features that are very good that the other doesnt. I see why people complain about the support for AppNet personally I am 50/50 on that the support is really good issue is that it takes forever to get the support.