I agree with you.... but seeing u are one of the leecher n just joined since april.. however helped me with a command....... i say we should limit downloads or hacks to a certain posts or a rank for a new member to reach to view that post... caz i bet nexon wont be patient postint 60 posts just to view a post..n also yea it will prevent ragers who cant get the hacks working raging on nexon forums..... but here is a good thing.. they hvnt state is mpgh that supplying the hack.. i checked most of hacks site n they do no about the console.... but they dont have hack on their own........... so is a good thing.. stupid retards just dont link the link of mpgh........
❓ Vindictus Bot?
Requiring X posts prior to being able to download a hack is just going to generate X*Y (where Y is the number of people that Googled up the hack) posts of "Y I CAN:T DOWNLOD!?!?1??1"
i was wondering if anyone else out there knew the difference in using console and actual hacking. for the rest of you:
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since console does NOT access the servers, and all files are on your pc (meaning you have full access to them), then none of this is "HACKING" in the sense of "illegally enter a computer system", but keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel like thomas anderson, acidburn, crashoverdrive, or even zerocool...
this console is great and the only way using it can be called a hack is in the same way you can call converting a shoe box and lamp into an egg incubator.
let's just call it what it really is: a tool, an accessory, a mod, but more than anything, the most appropriate word would be "Add On".
but again, if it makes you FEEL like a HACKER then by all means, say "to hell with the English language!"
much love to you all though

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Uploaded with ImageShack.us[/IMG]since console does NOT access the servers, and all files are on your pc (meaning you have full access to them), then none of this is "HACKING" in the sense of "illegally enter a computer system", but keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel like thomas anderson, acidburn, crashoverdrive, or even zerocool...
this console is great and the only way using it can be called a hack is in the same way you can call converting a shoe box and lamp into an egg incubator.
let's just call it what it really is: a tool, an accessory, a mod, but more than anything, the most appropriate word would be "Add On".
but again, if it makes you FEEL like a HACKER then by all means, say "to hell with the English language!"
much love to you all though

You're right....It's just the pot calling out the kettle, and nothing more. Hence, it's pointless and not helpful, and that's exactly the point I was making. If you take shortcuts, then it's stupid to call somebody out for taking shortcuts. I guess that my point didn't quite come across the way I intended. It's not a matter of whether or not you *can* be a hypocrite. It's the ********* and you can pretty much say whatever you want without repercussions, so of course you *can* call people lazy all you want. What I was trying to say is simply that the guy asked a legit question about cheating on a forum dedicated to cheating, and instead of just answering him, a bunch of cheaters insulted him for wanting to cheat. Also, you're as guilty as sermonizing as I am, albeit in less length.
You could be right. No real way to argue about a fictional scenario. However, on Combat Arms, they patch aim bots fairly frequently. And even though it may not seem like it at a glance, bots can be a lot more harmful to an instanced MMORPG than a one-shot/godmode hack. The current hack definately gives us an edge, saves us time, helps us level faster, and farm easier. But it doesn't really hurt anybody too badly. Yeah it messes up the prices in the market place a little bit, but there's only so much damage that one person can do with it, especially under the token system. Not only it's low threat level, but the fact that it's an exploit involving a major chunk of the game engine probably is what is causing Nexon to take its time. A bot on the other hand, would let me probably run 4 instances of the game on all 5 of my computers at the same time. One person having 20 characters all farming at the same time, 24 hours a day with no effort or participation on their part would be a lot more of a threat to the games' economy, and thus would have a negative effect on legit players. That would likely create a higher sense of urgency on Nexon's part to patch a bot...plus bots are not hard to detect.
You could be right. No real way to argue about a fictional scenario. However, on Combat Arms, they patch aim bots fairly frequently. And even though it may not seem like it at a glance, bots can be a lot more harmful to an instanced MMORPG than a one-shot/godmode hack. The current hack definately gives us an edge, saves us time, helps us level faster, and farm easier. But it doesn't really hurt anybody too badly. Yeah it messes up the prices in the market place a little bit, but there's only so much damage that one person can do with it, especially under the token system. Not only it's low threat level, but the fact that it's an exploit involving a major chunk of the game engine probably is what is causing Nexon to take its time. A bot on the other hand, would let me probably run 4 instances of the game on all 5 of my computers at the same time. One person having 20 characters all farming at the same time, 24 hours a day with no effort or participation on their part would be a lot more of a threat to the games' economy, and thus would have a negative effect on legit players. That would likely create a higher sense of urgency on Nexon's part to patch a bot...plus bots are not hard to detect.
***new n52 bot***
***new n52 bot*** 
created a bot to run a dungeon (starting practice level on boat 1) on my n52... took about 5 hours of manipulations, but it DOES work. even got it to repeat the thing 3 times so i know it can repeat infinitely... now you can go to summer camp and return to a bag full of "Wood Plank"
without going into too much detail, i set some key binds in the NP and programmed my n52 to run forward for X time, turn right B time, and stop every few moments to spam spears (in tiny mode) while spinning around slowly. continue and repeat.
note: this method DOES take about 3 times longer to run the dungeon than normal, even with cheats on (not using host time scale yet). BUT, it IS better to run any amount boats while AFK than none.
this is just proof that the potential is out there, even for a non-coder like me! 
Bots are ok if you got almost no time to run 6hrs game,but I think if any I would perfer an ore bot.
have him run alot of times then craft items and sell for crafting also
have him run alot of times then craft items and sell for crafting also

I stated that some people are lazy. It's a statement of fact. Next time I'll explicitly include myself in the statement for your edification. And as people were QQing incoherently about why someone might want a bot (as though it wasn't completely obvious anyway) it seemed relevant to state that laziness is a driving factor.
The game economy is going to be ruined by a month(s) of free boat rides. A bot could hardly make it any worse. Pretty much everything will be unsellable except for high + weapons. Yes, a bot does add a multiplicative factor to an individual hacker but the lack of interest in actually patching the existing holes pretty much sounds a death knell on the game economy anyway as anything of any value will be quickly undercut into oblivion even without bots.
While this is nice in concept this sort of scripting is, in my experience, flaky and not amenable to extensive use or use for complicated tasks. A proper bot looks in the game process memory to identify the locations of targets (whether it's mobs or resource nodes) then proceeds to the identified location and exploits it. With that in mind, the nature of Vindictus would seem to make a bot rather complicated. Your work for auto-fishing is appreciated and just about the right pace for this sort of scripting agent.
The game economy is going to be ruined by a month(s) of free boat rides. A bot could hardly make it any worse. Pretty much everything will be unsellable except for high + weapons. Yes, a bot does add a multiplicative factor to an individual hacker but the lack of interest in actually patching the existing holes pretty much sounds a death knell on the game economy anyway as anything of any value will be quickly undercut into oblivion even without bots.
While this is nice in concept this sort of scripting is, in my experience, flaky and not amenable to extensive use or use for complicated tasks. A proper bot looks in the game process memory to identify the locations of targets (whether it's mobs or resource nodes) then proceeds to the identified location and exploits it. With that in mind, the nature of Vindictus would seem to make a bot rather complicated. Your work for auto-fishing is appreciated and just about the right pace for this sort of scripting agent.
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