cobi45 (01-10-2013)
i agree with it but i also see a problem for others
1. the ones that wont have vip will have shit hacks...
2. my bro is 8 years old ima use him as an example... what if he wanted hacks like good hacks but hows he gonna pay mpgh $SOMETHING every month for their vip?
3. itd b like people who know about coding would b in game wrecking shit up and others people would b like a normal but with chams and weapon things...
i agree with ur points but for the major community if they disagree it'll never happen
cobi45 (01-10-2013)
No. I do not think we should get rid of public VIP's. I'll still code them, I don't care what anyone tells me. The thing that pisses me off is, we are a hacking COMMUNITY! Coming all around to SHARE information TOGETHER, to help each other, and grow as a community! Not to get rich quick and make money off of people who don't know how to code hacks. Hacks should be free, I know there are a lot of people who can't buy VIP's ( I was one) so seeing this really gets me going. I'm not on this site to try to make a few quick bucks, I'm on this site to learn how to code more efficiently, be a part of the community, and contribute. I'll be damned if I EVER sell a VIP hack, or have ANY part in one that is not free. I do not support paying for hacks, nor will I ever.
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Oh I know I'll get flamed hard, but I honestly don't give a crap. I stand up for what I think is right, and I HATED paid VIP hacks.
Counter 1 - I can code some VIP features. Working on some of them right now actually.
Counter 2 - Sharing/Teaching = Spoon Feeding? Well I'm talking to a friend right now about how MemEdit's work and that. He helped me out with the information, which I will implement into my hack, which I will release to the public. If you think that way about information, then you're pretty much saying school is leeching lol. So if you REALLY want to make VIP's non-accessible to the noobs, put a post limiter on it. (Only download if 500 posts +) or something like that, or if they are given special permission because they code.
You want to stop leeching? Here's a good system: Make a loader. Upload hacks to MPGH staff, have staff put the hack in the loader if it is approved, with a thread link going out of the loader to see the hack. Any of these two methods would work perfectly. But I'm severely against paid VIPs.
Hell, even put a post limit on the loader if you want to!
Last edited by cobi45; 01-10-2013 at 06:43 PM.
While I agree that there shouldn't be VIP code lying around everywhere you look I think there does need to be some way of passing on the knowledge to other coder, new or old. So here's what I think:
1. There should be at least an attempt to reduce the amount of raw code for VIP features etc. and blatant leaching.
2. I think there should be a thread somewhere (maybe sticky?) where people can post who are willing and dedicated to learning how to code hacks. Then and coders that are willing to teach and share their knowledge can look there to find an apprentice.
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You don't get it do you. Its really not at all possible for you to work on VIP features when you just started with C++ and hacks. That's where the concept of leeched public source comes in. That's what you're using. Do not deny it since no one will believe it, its not possible.
Classes. You didn't get them all on your own. Those were leeched also. The key part to getting your things to work.
Functions. Most of the credits go to a lot of old timers that are really experienced.
Please name the VIP features you can code on your own with your very new learned knowledge. I would like to know. Please explain them also.
I respect your opinion to remove keep VIP hacks by the way.
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-Bl00d- (01-11-2013)
You did actually.
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Please mention the features and how they work. This is exactly the kind of thing the people in this thread are against. New coders coming in saying they can code VIP features already. It does not work like that. Ask the experienced ones if not even me.
Anyway, lets refrain from this discussion now.
Thanks.
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Teaching = Spoon feeding. Of course, due to the leechers, many coders who worked hard to do what they can, obviously have a distorted perspective on "teaching" This is understandable cause all they want to do is "1337 h4x i made" and brag about it.
(Basically just adding onto @cobi45 's post)
Still think teaching isn't the same as spoon feeding?
Look at your History classes. Shits just being given to you. Specific dates, why it happened, etc.
Math? Teacher puts up an example, solves it for you, then you're given classwork/homework to practice on.
There are specific steps that are given and explained to the student, so that he/she may understand what is going on.
All that knowledge you have about life? Most of it's from "spoon feeding" or experimentation.
For CA hacking? it's the other way around.
Most people don't even care to explain what each thing does. They just tell you to figure it out yourself. (which i guess is acceptable, seeing as how they're not really here to teach)
From what I see, the only difference is practice.
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