[Release] Room Password Bypass

[Enryl]

Yesterday it Works o:

[Enryl]

Originally Posted by onahoe

#updated addresses
#added "tutorial" gif ;D

Sexy Tutorial xD

Btw Work's Win8 x64

[zProCan]

Give me the code in autoit? Source code?

no longer?

[TheMokko]

Originally Posted by zProCan

Give me the code in autoit? Source code?

no longer?

Yes ofcource a dll in AutoIt Learn vb.net or c++!

[zProCan]

Originally Posted by ►D3v1n3r

Yes ofcource a dll in AutoIt Learn vb.net or c++!

Brings you code?

[xKemya]

Originally Posted by ►D3v1n3r

Yes ofcource a dll in AutoIt Learn vb.net or c++!

~ .net == ****

[onahoe]

Originally Posted by Karim-

~ .net == ****

No.

[alexmen10]

Originally Posted by onahoe

No.

VC++ Or C++ :v

[Forbidi]

Originally Posted by alexmen10

VC++ Or C++ :v

C++/CLI

[KrestinNew]

what happens in the excessive use ?

[[P2933]Step29]

Originally Posted by Forbidi

C++/CLI

Wait...isn't CLI the .NET version for C#?

Please correct me if im wrong.

[onahoe]

Originally Posted by [P2933]Step29

Wait...isn't CLI the .NET version for C#?

Please correct me if im wrong.

You can use .net elements in a c++ application using cli.
But it's decompilable & very messy then ;C

[xKemya]

Originally Posted by onahoe

No.

Yes.
Actually related to autoit it's good, but to C++ not

[Superspinne]

Originally Posted by Karim-

Yes.
Actually related to autoit it's good, but to C++ not

Did you just compare a script language to an oop language?
Yep, makes sense - 100% - 10/10
.net isn't **** at all (maybe vb a little xD). C# has a lot of advantages compared to C++. So has C++ compared to C#. It just depends on what you want to code...
You can't simply say "language xy is bullshit". It depends on the context.
Especially .net native (if you even know what that means) is optimized.

[xKemya]

Originally Posted by Superspinne

Did you just compare a script language to an oop language?
Yep, makes sense - 100% - 10/10
.net isn't **** at all (maybe vb a little xD). C# has a lot of advantages compared to C++. So has C++ compared to C#. It just depends on what you want to code...
You can't simply say "language xy is bullshit". It depends on the context.
Especially .net native (if you even know what that means) is optimized.

by .net I mean VB -.- not C# or such.

Originally Posted by onahoe

Wtfh are you talking? Inform you before writing bullshit.