What happend?
He stopped because hes a lazy bitch but mostly because he didnt want to get sued.
Release and you'll get fucked up by nexon.
Matt would have made way more progresss if he dedicated himself.
lol, you'll get sued along with MPGH if you post it here. And fuck your 09 hacks methord, 09 hacks suck dick anyway + FCPL will detect them.
Release and you'll get fucked up by nexon.
Matt would have made way more progresss if he dedicated himself.
lol, you'll get sued along with MPGH if you post it here. And fuck your 09 hacks methord, 09 hacks suck dick anyway + FCPL will detect them.
awesome... it involves using old clients with new rez files, and it launches a special way... basically recreating the normal CA launcher. That being said, you can then grab old classes, and unpatch old hacks
i'll have a video eventually when i get someone to help with the hack side
i'll have a video eventually when i get someone to help with the hack side
@supercarz1991 that means, you can use TKO again ? AugSkillz hacks again ? Knife Airstrike again ? Weapon Spawner again ? God Mode Again ?
If yes, will be awesome.
If yes, will be awesome.
gotta find an old menu with the correct classes and such in it, but yes, 99.9% of the old hacks should work, whether or not the results will be client sided or not is beyond me, but the theory behind it is if there's no function there to call anyway, how's it gonna know what to do?
@Killa233 just wanted to say you just came to this community and you think you are the best coder out there. Please explain to me why you think you are?
@supercarz1991 you can just put a protection in game and etc, client will be like 2008 CA ?
Im sure the whole combat arms protocol has changed since 2008, If for some strange reason you actually got this to work, I would say it would be almost guaranteed it will error and crash due to new protocol packets not being processed by the client and vice versa. But since you have said it does work then congratulations are in order for your self.... AFTER you have proven it.



