BIG THANKS TO ALL MW3 HACK CREATORS!

[A272]

This is just a thank you in general to all the creators of MW3 hacks. Most people that use this great website probably fail to appreciate the amount of time and effort that goes into the making of various hacks, scripts and so on.
This is not a rant or anything, but just a simple thanks to you all for the great work that you have been doing and keep it up!

[Randomsheit]

Awesome man. Good to see people enjoy the awesome hacks released on this awesome website haha.

I agree, I appreciate everything on this website especially @Jorndels class that I use ALL THE TIME <3

[kellexan]

Awesome man. Good to see people enjoy the awesome hacks released on this awesome website haha.

I agree, I appreciate everything on this website especially @Jorndels class that I use ALL THE TIME <3

You .. Have no idea..
These hacks take lots of times (some of them) hours of coding and learning. I want to thank all the MPGH who have helped me or anyone with anything.

[Randomsheit]

You .. Have no idea..
These hacks take lots of times (some of them) hours of coding and learning. I want to thank all the MPGH who have helped me or anyone with anything.

I have some idea. I have a trainer on here that I have spent hours learning about,improving, adding features to. It does take a long time but at the moment I am by no means a pro c# coder but I am learning slowly

[kellexan]

Yeah, I don't wanna get started because I am doing youtube, which takes most of my time so.

[Eidolon]

Good there are still people out there grateful for hacks. For the real pieces of code (when you code things yourself) it can take months, but you'll learn every single character of it.
Too much people copypasta now, especially people who use Jorndel's class; I wonder if they really know how memory writing works....

[Jorndel]

Good there are still people out there grateful for hacks. For the real pieces of code (when you code things yourself) it can take months, but you'll learn every single character of it.
Too much people copypasta now, especially people who use Jorndel's class; I wonder if they really know how memory writing works....

Well, how you think most learn?
It's not that many books/classes with memory/hacking around.
So we learn by sources provided.

And you're kind of saying that people who use copy and paste stuff.
Don't know what it does?

Well, memory classes is just a way to make things easier for others.
Sure, most can use a 'memory class' they made. With like 10 lines.

But when we release classes, it's just to make life easier.


Let's say.
Your using windows 7. But you don't know what each dll does.
But still, we are using it.

Because it's made as an 'over-lay' of the hardware.
So it's easier to use for us 'nooby' users.

Why do people make apps?
To make things easier for the users.

Same is it for classes and sources.
It's there to help people.

[kellexan]

Well, how you think most learn?
It's not that many books/classes with memory/hacking around.
So we learn by sources provided.

And you're kind of saying that people who use copy and paste stuff.
Don't know what it does?

Well, memory classes is just a way to make things easier for others.
Sure, most can use a 'memory class' they made. With like 10 lines.

But when we release classes, it's just to make life easier.


Let's say.
Your using windows 7. But you don't know what each dll does.
But still, we are using it.

Because it's made as an 'over-lay' of the hardware.
So it's easier to use for us 'nooby' users.

Why do people make apps?
To make things easier for the users.

Same is it for classes and sources.
It's there to help people.

I used to trace drawings, that is how I learned perspective. Copying other peoples work can help you learn.

[MarkHC]

I used to trace drawings, that is how I learned perspective. Copying other peoples work can help you learn.

lol Nice analogy :P
Of course it can help you, if you want to. The problem is that most people just want to get the program to work, without even understand what he/she is doing... And nothing good will come up of this... He'll never learn how to "make his own drawing" without having to look at someone else's.

[kellexan]

lol Nice analogy :P
Of course it can help you, if you want to. The problem is that most people just want to get the program to work, without even understand what he/she is doing... And nothing good will come up of this... He'll never learn how to "make his own drawing" without having to look at someone else's.

"Peoples work CAN help you" I said CAN, and I get what you're trying to say.

[Eidolon]

Well, how you think most learn?
It's not that many books/classes with memory/hacking around.
So we learn by sources provided.

And you're kind of saying that people who use copy and paste stuff.
Don't know what it does?

Well, memory classes is just a way to make things easier for others.
Sure, most can use a 'memory class' they made. With like 10 lines.

But when we release classes, it's just to make life easier.


Let's say.
Your using windows 7. But you don't know what each dll does.
But still, we are using it.

Because it's made as an 'over-lay' of the hardware.
So it's easier to use for us 'nooby' users.

Why do people make apps?
To make things easier for the users.

Same is it for classes and sources.
It's there to help people.

Understandable, but if I could make an own OS with just that what I need I would certainly do it.

As InSaNe said (and as I say); most people just want to make the program working.
I used your class as well for the first four or five versions of SearX but I was trying to understand what it was and why it did what it did,
till in the end I managed to 'rewrite' my own class into C# without knowing the language and even succeeded in the class converted into asm.

Summary: it's about people who want to make the program working without understanding what it does.
Though I dont really care about this cuz once they cant find any addies on their own or people stopped releasing things they will encounter themselves as I have seen with some people.