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well it's a ddos protection website which uses cloudflare to protect itself so i think that should be a good indicator of the quality of their service, if they don't protect their own site themselves.

depends on which blowfish key but the static ones are in engine.dll you might be better off explaining why you think you need the blowfish key cuz i'm guessing you might actually need something else

post the full linerror, just callstack is a bit useless

oh boy you're definitely wrong, what i posted is the exact addresses you need to edit, they are all "mov xmm*, 4.0" lemme show a specific example from one of them, 0x7A882A then way way way further down in that function xmm13 is used as the multiplier to the damage value this is why it pays to know the asm rather than just pressing F5 in ida and looking at c-like code cuz you'd be hard press to spot this in all of that crap, but if you know the asm you know exactly what to look for so what you need to do to edit the crit rate from 4.0 to some other value, is you need to change all of those addresses I put in the previous post .text:00000000007A882A movlpd xmm13, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007A9071 movlpd xmm10, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007A98DA movlpd xmm9, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007AA14B movlpd xmm10, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007AFED5 movlpd xmm12, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007B274E movlpd xmm9, cs:qword_9CCFB0 overwrite the address they're pulling the 4.0 modifier from with the address to your own modifier double, if you're using vanganth's you'd do it like this double dMageCritPowerModifier = 2.0; g_HookManager.WriteRelativeAddress(0x7A882A, 3, &dMageCritPowerModifier, 0);

.text:00000000007A882A movlpd xmm13, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007A9071 movlpd xmm10, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007A98DA movlpd xmm9, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007AA14B movlpd xmm10, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007AFED5 movlpd xmm12, cs:qword_9CCFB0 .text:00000000007B274E movlpd xmm9, cs:qword_9CCFB0 have fun

cuz he's a spoiled l2j brat who's never had to deal with getting mssql connection from shared web hosts who have no intention of supporting mssql

you already showed yourself to be a fail troll who has no clue what he's talking about, stop trying to recover from it. use pdo man, it's 2019, there's no reason you shouldn't be using it.

bro ... not using old as shit insecure sql injectable functions which the fucking maker of discontinued AND REMOVED because they are shit and insecure is not "Enterprise rules" wtf you smoking holy crap

actually it's extremely useful for if you're doing work for someone else who doesn't actually own the webserver or know anything about web shit at all, you ask any of those idiots "which module do you have enabled for mssql connections?" you're gonna get a blank fuckin stare as if you just asked them to build the space shuttle.... and "php_mssql.dll" ... no one in their right mind should be using that module anymore and EVERYONE should be using PDO in this day and age. Besides, both mssql_* and mysql_* function modules were deprecated in php since 5.5 and are removed completely in 7.0 so yeah no one should be on that shit anymore.

Don't host in russia and don't live in russia then there's not a whole lot they can do, hell in 2007 one of my projects got DMCA takedown notice from ncsoft but my german host just forwarded the email to me and did nothing as DMCA covers USA not EU, given they're quoting a bunch of russian civil codes I expect most non-russian hosts aren't gonna pay it much notice.

windows server 2012 is the absolute latest you can use, 2016 causes crashes with critical sections, sql doesn't matter use any version you like, i use 2016 cuz it has various fun new features like bulk importing logs in utf8 which you can't do on the older stuff

such garbage from the l2j fanbois as always anyway, it's extremely pack-dependant, some are better coded than others and can handle more than others, I've worked with some which handled 3500 players without issue and some which have 500 garbage custom shit systems made by 12 year olds calling sleep in main threads for minutes so yeah it's pretty variable any decently populated l2j server still gotta reboot at least daily though, java loves dat ram and l2j devs love not knowing memory leaks are a thing even in java

L2Server.exe -> User::Die -> look for call to User::ExpDown and work your way back from there, you'd need to know asm pretty well and have a spare few days to figure it out, I don't have the time for academic endeavors such as that these days or I'd attempt it If you're friendly with the advext guys you can bet they've already rewrote the whole User::Die func in a few of their exts (never been a fan of that style of working, porting whole func to C++ just for a small fix but hey to each their own), if they feeling nice maybe they'll give some info to you

you're welcome to make a better one and post it for people to use ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ like he says, it gets the job done if you don't have anything else

this might be a 4 year old post but had to bump it cuz finally found a post with the proper algorithm for fucking reuse delay on skill_pch2