Project 1999 - Warning pop-up - question

[Wraith6911]

So I play EQ pretty much everywhere - live, TLP, and P99. However I noticed that if I have MQ2 running in the background I get an error stating that the date/time is not what it is expected to be when I try to launch the P99 client. I want to specify that I am not attempting to use VV on P99 - I play it specifically for the locked classic challenge that is provides. Sucker for a bit of nostalgia. But I also do not want to raise any red flags with the P99 dev crew when I play. So if I decide to 99 one night I will turn off everything.

However, now that I have 3 good groups rolling on live I have a super hard time not having at least 1 or 2 of them farming away while I am doing other things. Does anyone know I am safe to have my live clients going and farming away and play P99 without causing any issues? I have read that they are very strict about their guidelines and I respect that, Im just also greedy and want all the EQ at the same time

 

[Knightly]

Last I looked P99 uses a root kit and does process scans to determine what you're running, so I would say no -- it's not safe.

That said, you can stop it from trying to inject after you have injected into Live by exiting the tray util.

 

[Wraith6911]

Thank you for the feedback. Will give it a go this evening and see if I still get the message.

 

[Cannonballdex]

Farm away. It's always fun and games even if you do get caught. lol

 

[Slade the Magician]

Farm away. It's always fun and games even if you do get caught. lol

My thoughts exactly.
Not EQ related, but I played FFXIV with a bot and got banned on two accounts. Same day each time, just got a new key and started right back up. Love that game.
Same happened with WoW, but I didn't go right back....

 

[jimbob]

Last I looked P99 uses a root kit and does process scans to determine what you're running, so I would say no -- it's not safe.

That said, you can stop it from trying to inject after you have injected into Live by exiting the tray util.

Seems like overkill...