[Jay_Dixon]

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Originally Posted by Nostrum Hello, i could someone explain me the difference from having dINI and MySql? Does it increase the performance of the server if you store your information in .ini files rather than in databases?

Everything these guys said ^^

If anything, go with MySQL, imo it's alot more user friendly. Only thing wrong with it is it's a bitch to script, but once you have it set up, your perfect to go.