Whats your Unity disassembler of choice?

[s810car]

I was using dnspy for awhile, been digging it, but had a few problems so i tried NET reflector. It's alright but then I looked at ILSpy and I like the look of it, reminds me more of IDA (my first goto until I found how much easier it is to traverse dlls in dnspy)

Anyways i want to pick one and stick to it. Whats your thoughts on those options (or any others i didnt mention) and why do you prefer it?

 

[icry4u]

dnspy = better in compiling things in C#

Net reflector = better interface and search engine

that's just my opinion

 

[pancakeatomuch]

If you want the joyfull of Windows XP stability, use NET Reflector. Well, dnspy is known for "If it compiles, lets ship it!". But believe me, i've been dealing with obfuscation a lot and dnSpy do it better than Reflector decompiling that confusing IL patterns. Its because dnSpy use dnllib. Anywho, i've read somewhere both of them partially used ILSpy code as their base. -$0.02