A quick thanks -

Greetings dear botters & devs,

I'd like to have a quick thank you for regularly updating the "Update Status".
I really feel treated well as a fellow botter and I like to stay informed.

Just ignore these unrespectful and impatient people!

..Well that's it! Hope you devs are reading this,
Niko

 

agree. situation last year was terrible. we never knew what was going on. now we know there is no update today, we know that you have the offsets, we know that you do internal testing.
even i cannot use HB now, i can see the progress, and it doesn't hurt so much, not to bot.

keep this flow of informations. thumbs up.

btw... any eta already? (just kidding)

 

Gratz, I'm sure you'll get a carrot.

lol, really guys.

 

Likewise, I feel as if the service/maintenance of HB is actually very prompt and thorough. To be honest, I was impressed by how quickly a BETA was released to the community after 5.3 came about. I wouldn't be surprised if all the devs managed to pull a weeks worth of work down to a couple of days! Thank you all for the hard graft and time that you commit towards HB. I think there may be a few too many on this forum who fail to give gratitude where it is due!

 

So for a 28 MB patch it takes 24+ hours to release a BETA build? Ok.

 

Just wanted to give some positive feedback to the devs which you don't see around too often, rather than new threads about complaints. Doesn't it make you feel happy when people admit you're doing a great job on something?^^

 

Shows your ignorance on the testing process.

 

Shows your 6th post was useless.

 

Yes sure...i know code in C, C++, Java, Oracle...if for any update in my client that 28MB i lost 24h to repair, my boss fire me the next day

 

Go ahead and explain how they test offsets then since you know programming. This should be entertaining.

 

if u are pro programist then write own HB and shut up

 

Quick thanks ? wRobot is already working since 12.00 hr.

 

A quick thanks, a slow thanks, all the same. What matters is the thanks and that I appreciate the work going on here.

 

oh, u know how to code in oracle?
I'd really like to see xD

 

Coding Oracle really sounds interesting. I'd love to see that too.

 

You mean writing stored procedures isn't coding?

 

oracle is a company
pl/sql is a language

u dont code a company


besides that, i hate oracle from the bottom of my heart

 

Well even if it's small in size doesn't necessarily indicate how hard it is. They could change every opcode in the client and stop packets injected from working. Although I am sure something like that wouldn't take them long if they had the addresses.

I think they like to have a level of 'quality' to ensure everything is working so you guys don't get banned. That said, they could still release an early version (at people's own risk) that worked, without guarantee for your account safety if people are that desperate.

You also say WRobot is updated? But what is the ban rate for using that. That in itself is a pretty crude bot with small functionality, so I don't think they have same standards / size of community to keep integrity for.

 

at first, if you write that shit, you can?t know what coding is or have no plan about memory?s

it dosent matter if the patch is 1 mb or 5 GB, if the parts who are new on a position where the "change" the other Memorys, you must search all pointers NEW, that cost time, and its normaly that it cost time, and we know they allready have found the new pointers ( also called offsets ), and they testing now if all works fine, maybe in the patch was implemented a new "botdetection", and thats why they test it before they post it.

Im not sure if you wanna lose your account, but im not, so i will wait until they post a version who worked,and also i say, better test 12 hours longer, we all wanna have good support, and what is better when they protect us ?

 

same here.