The much anticipated fouth full version of the infamous No Name Script has just gone live on the web. Whether the excessive amount of time invested to code a mIRC script(at least that is what the coders claim) was of any use can be examined now.

Being sort of IRC addict, I've already downloaded the script to check it out. On first look, it was terrible- too many eye candies, too complicated. My bouncer doesn't even work with it for some strange reason. The classic positioning of channel windows has been changed to something quite annoying on the left side of the screen(though it can probably be changed, and I'm probably opposed to that due to being used to write, and read, right-to-left).
The script, generally, seems overloaded with totally useless accessories that you don't really need in order to use the IRC's most basic function, to chat.

Although some new kick\slapping sentences were added(/me slaps X with a mouse cord, how original), I'm sticking with 3.81 for now. I had no idea of what they were changing during this long development period, and now, after checking it, this new release seems quite pointless.
Whats your take?

A download mirror can be found Here. You can only install on a bulk version of mIRC 6.16.