I just encountered a topic in the official forum of Grand Chase, and this new person was talking about something that kind of make sense, but since he's in the official forum, he cannot release anything or break any rules, but he said some stuff that seems very interesting. And can possibly lead to a hack...
This is what he said:
"I know a friend of mine who's been experimenting with a KGC client(He doesn't edit the files, but just reads some source code.). I gave him an idea based on a RNG Software used for a certain games that uses randomizations effectively.
We may have discovered something. Most computer software and games can't randomize, but instead follow a certain pattern on a specific date, and specific time, in which most random drops will occur.
This friend of mine is considering making a software that tells reveals randomization.
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What you may need.
The exact date on your computer, the clock that records seconds.
Grand Chase in Windowed mode.
A character eligible for job quests, character unlockables, etc.
A upgradeable necklace
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What this software consists of is using the exact date and time that you input and in return, it will output a list of items you may obtain during the day and at the exact time. Instructions on what you must do to obtain that Gacha pet you've wanted so much(What egg to click on and what time). What time you should begin starting Gaikos castle, and what time you must defeat Gaikos to get the seal. Stuff like that.
I'm not sure if there is more to this, since I am not the one who is developing this software.
Just note that this is not hacking. It does not modify the GC files. It's just a random number generator, nothing more than a software that reveals the pattern to the game's randomization.
Most computer software cannot completely randomize. Some require an algoritm to determine success."
So what do you guys think? Is it possible to make a hack by figuring how GC randomization works? (This is a question for the pro hackers, I know nothing about hacks) Or is it impossible?
This is what he said:
"I know a friend of mine who's been experimenting with a KGC client(He doesn't edit the files, but just reads some source code.). I gave him an idea based on a RNG Software used for a certain games that uses randomizations effectively.
We may have discovered something. Most computer software and games can't randomize, but instead follow a certain pattern on a specific date, and specific time, in which most random drops will occur.
This friend of mine is considering making a software that tells reveals randomization.
--------
What you may need.
The exact date on your computer, the clock that records seconds.
Grand Chase in Windowed mode.
A character eligible for job quests, character unlockables, etc.
A upgradeable necklace
----
What this software consists of is using the exact date and time that you input and in return, it will output a list of items you may obtain during the day and at the exact time. Instructions on what you must do to obtain that Gacha pet you've wanted so much(What egg to click on and what time). What time you should begin starting Gaikos castle, and what time you must defeat Gaikos to get the seal. Stuff like that.
I'm not sure if there is more to this, since I am not the one who is developing this software.
Just note that this is not hacking. It does not modify the GC files. It's just a random number generator, nothing more than a software that reveals the pattern to the game's randomization.
Most computer software cannot completely randomize. Some require an algoritm to determine success."
So what do you guys think? Is it possible to make a hack by figuring how GC randomization works? (This is a question for the pro hackers, I know nothing about hacks) Or is it impossible?