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Problem - corinav
- Thread starter spudz90
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Daybreak has code that detects MQ2 on Truebox servers that boot you from the servers so what you are seeing isn't MQ2. There are several methods for controlling swarms of characters that don't involve software.
No, this is not just something from this site. Eqmule has taken specific preventative measures against people using MQ2 on truebox servers (MQ2Ic) -- If someone is actually using MQ2 (which is not something you can assume if someone is simply boxing 20 characters, that's very doable with software like innerspace), then they have found all the offsets and structs for live themselves or have circumvented MQ2Ic in some way, either of which is detectable by DBG.
It’s not MQ2. It will never be MQ2 and then also, not MQ2. Box a million chars on coirnav, it’s still not MQ2. Take that to the bank, if it was I would know. So it isn’t.
If anyone and I really mean ANYONE wants to claim there is a working MQ2 for truebox servers, send me just one of the changing structs, just ONE and I believe it, until then it’s all trolling...
If anyone and I really mean ANYONE wants to claim there is a working MQ2 for truebox servers, send me just one of the changing structs, just ONE and I believe it, until then it’s all trolling...
I am not a troll.
I'm simply conveying what I have seen first hand.
They are using a program that mimics MQ2MoveUtils and MQ2Melee exactly. It may not be MQ2, but it is not hot keys. Ten melee all boxed by one person do not all simultaneously run to the front and back of an NPC, then follow the NPC when it moves, then run back to their original point of pre-combat and do the classic slow turn (all at the same time). They are not following other toons and assisting. They are all acting independently and all have the classic movement attributes that everyone has seen with MoveUtils. If EQMule says it's not MQ2 then I absolutely believe him, but someone has a program that has all the MoveUtils and Melee functionality.
I was simply curious what he was using. I made the assumption it was MQ2, as I have never heard of another program that can mimic it's functionality. It wasn't my intent to stir anything up.
I'm simply conveying what I have seen first hand.
They are using a program that mimics MQ2MoveUtils and MQ2Melee exactly. It may not be MQ2, but it is not hot keys. Ten melee all boxed by one person do not all simultaneously run to the front and back of an NPC, then follow the NPC when it moves, then run back to their original point of pre-combat and do the classic slow turn (all at the same time). They are not following other toons and assisting. They are all acting independently and all have the classic movement attributes that everyone has seen with MoveUtils. If EQMule says it's not MQ2 then I absolutely believe him, but someone has a program that has all the MoveUtils and Melee functionality.
I was simply curious what he was using. I made the assumption it was MQ2, as I have never heard of another program that can mimic it's functionality. It wasn't my intent to stir anything up.
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