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lol at one serer i see anouncers like ???? ????? ????? and if i change the ??? it says everythink i write at the script lol??

You are the only one who sees this messages.

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I see them too,maybe doing something wrong..maybe be fixed...?

If you put your nick - dead - target yourself - pres to viladge - res and not see npc and mobs - its fix ..

I test on Gracia Final work but not for all but for most server ...

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Nice trick , thanks for sharing it .

 

How can you say that is a good share and trick if you can't see the first topic? :P

 

Ontopic: Good share ˚کe®κ keep it up ;)

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