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• Magnificent. Yet another one of these rocks, coming from nowhere. You'd think the new order should have stopped these rocks from flying through my windows -- which I might even stop replacing by now -- but they still keep coming in. And every time I look to see where they're coming from, there's nobody there.
   
  What if they some day hit me? Now, if I were a OpSec employee, I'd have some investigative authority... but I don't, and they've shut down all public means to report any violation years ago.
   
  On another note, I've been seeing these weird random flashes of light - and I've heard they're building these machines... but those are just rumors... I just care about these rocks. Well, no, I don't care about them, or at least, I wouldn't have to care if whoever (or whatever) is throwing them just would stop throwing them.
   
  And what happened to this place that used to be my office? It got sealed off like 3 weeks prior, and nobody has been able to explain to me why... or where I am supposed to go now. This city is crazy. I wonder if similar things ever happen to anyone else?

 

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• (modified) iw5m/code/clientdll/AuthCI.cpp

 

Committed by ntauthority on 2012-10-19 - 21:38:49

Meh. Ok I give you all my word.

All my hacks are now private...

Gonna smoke a cigerette...

Jah bless guys.

@NTAuthority I gave my word

You do realize it's me right?

Nope.... i fail.

 

Also, I do wonder that the detection #20001 is, actually I wonder what all the detection codes are...

20001 is sent from libnp.dll when an internal cheat is detected by like DrawEngineText, GetTagPos etc.. (Aka an injection just like what aCI is)

40001 is an external hack...Not that i've ever seen it because the only external hack on mpgh is undetected though somewhat featureless.

40001 is an external hack...Not that i've ever seen it because the only external hack on mpgh is undetected though somewhat featureless.

40001 is a code modification to any of the core CI functions; it won't be posted in the current CI release however.