Suspicious Revival of 1 hit hack...

threadsoffate · 08/15/2009, 10:24

Why did the detected values of 1 hit hack been revived?

1. Maybe gcph I.T's are planning on to trace players who use engines or using the 1 hit hack or maybe its a trap to lure existing hackers to ban them.
(haha imposibble, they cant trace people just by engine usage or can they??)

2. Maybe GCPH player count on an average day has lessen when they have removed the sd hack so they deleted the program they installed on GC on the 1 hit hack. (posibble, but there are other reasons, maybe haha)

use your engines with your own life at risk...

it's so disturbing!!!!

hahaha....

write your thoughts about this,...

scipump · 08/15/2009, 10:42

1. Fast all win was also revived sometime last month (or last June I think) and I didn't see them banning all the players that took advantage.

2. Unlikely.

memchii · 08/15/2009, 10:56

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nothing suspicious in it

when it is simply called practicality,.,.

doggie123 · 08/15/2009, 12:11

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Originally Posted by scipump

1. Fast all win was also revived sometime last month (or last June I think) and I didn't see them banning all the players that took advantage.

2. Unlikely.

pde na ba ulit ung fast all win?

scipump · 08/15/2009, 14:24

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Originally Posted by doggie123

pde na ba ulit ung fast all win?

Nope. Already patched.

numbah023 · 08/15/2009, 14:45

nys topic ^^

PiReights · 08/15/2009, 14:54

im with memchii...

there's nothing suspicious with that...

as an IT student...

i know there are three major types of errors in programming...

1. Compilation errors also known as compiler errors, are errors that prevent your program from running.

2. Run-time errors are errors that occur while your program runs. these typically occur when your program attempts an operation that is impossible to carry out. these type of errors can only be noticed during run-time.

one very good example is the latter vanessa bug of temple of origin...

that bug can be considered as run-time error.

3. Logic errors are errors that prevent your program from doing what you intended it to do. your code may compile and run without error, but the result of an operation may produce a result that you did not expect.

the revived sudden death hack before falls on the 3rd category. (though it has been fixed already or should i say it has been debugged already)

this revived one-hit hack now may fall on either 2nd or 3rd category...
(and there's a great possibility that this will be debugged next week since we helped LU programmers to find this error)

memchii · 08/15/2009, 15:01

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nyahah

although i'd really want to clarify what i meant,.,.
iyon nga lang,
masyado nang nabanat! nyahah

all i can say now is,.,.
"...hematoa! enjoy while it's freshly bleeding..."

scipump · 08/15/2009, 17:29

@pireights

Nice one. You'll be the brightest among my students if you were in my class.

PiReights · 08/15/2009, 17:50

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Originally Posted by scipump

@pireights

Nice one. You'll be the brightest among my students if you were in my class.

thanks for the compliment sir,

anyway, i just love programming that's it...

so you're an CS/IT professor...

reaper542 · 08/16/2009, 01:16

Hehheheh nagkamali lng GCPH

scipump · 08/16/2009, 04:45

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Originally Posted by PiReights0620

thanks for the compliment sir,

anyway, i just love programming that's it...

so you're an CS/IT professor...

My rank is Instructor. I have to get a doctorate degree first to be promoted to professor.

You're doing an excellent job here in the forums. You even answered some of my questions. Keep it up!

Btw... have you tried making your own UCE? I tried, but failed. Can't make it work.

I would like to demonstrate it to my students in computer architecture. UCEs are related to their subject, not that I'm teaching them to cheat or hack.

PiReights · 08/16/2009, 07:02

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Originally Posted by scipump

My rank is Instructor. I have to get a doctorate degree first to be promoted to professor.

oh i see... so, any plan of taking doctorate degree? good luck and congrats in advance^^

Quote:

Originally Posted by scipump

You're doing an excellent job here in the forums. You even answered some of my questions. Keep it up!

^^...
thanks again sir...
sure i will...

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Originally Posted by scipump

Btw... have you tried making your own UCE? I tried, but failed. Can't make it work. I would like to demonstrate it to my students in computer architecture. UCEs are related to their subject, not that I'm teaching them to cheat or hack.

haven't tried it yet sir, i am quite focused on doing my thesis entitled automated cartographic sketching system... i were just planning on creating uce... i'm saving it for later... i don't want to give myself another troublesome task^^

scipump · 08/16/2009, 10:11

@pireights

One requirement for a doctorate degree is to write a book and present it in a convention. Experts around the country, and maybe even in the international community will be present in that convention. I don't think I'm ready for that scary challenge yet.

I haven't seen or used any automated cartography software but it sounds difficult. Will you be transforming satellite images into a finished map complete with legends? Your thesis sounds complicated and ambitious but I think you can do it. Good luck!

did004 · 08/17/2009, 09:42

its just the matter of the hack that is detected if the SD is detected then the 1 hit is not, and vice-verse!!!!!!