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Well, apparently not. 🤷‍♂️

That's why you used to sit here in otland, asking questions how to do this and how to do that, to get answers from the same people that you now point your finger at, mr. programmer? Please link us to those commits of yours, and let's see if your "github legacy" keeps pace with your ego.

That TibiCam guy is absolutely hilarious. He has given literally nothing of himself, not even one freaking solution in the support board. Yet, he spends all days pointing the finger and arguing, that those who out of their free will have contributed some - they should be doing much more; and...

you have this audacity, but what have you contributed here and how many people have you helped? aha, ok not even a single solution in the support board - as always, the first to point their finger at others are those who give the least themselves I don't owe you anything nor was I ever selling...

it's pretty much self-explanatory, see the first post: a guy who apparently has failed with his ots wants to blame it on the community for not providing him better stuff 🤷‍♂️

perhaps it was meant to be addByte

Your client needs to know about invisible creatures in order to stop you from trying to walk on their squares. If your server doesn't send that information, then you can't. You would have to edit the server and make it like in old tibia (I don't know when exactly they changed it, but guess...

Did you actually mean: 1 >= std::numeric_limits<uint64_t>::max() / (tries * TRIES_INCREASE_FACTOR)? Honestly, I don't know what the compiler is exactly going to do with it, but it's still not the right approach. Mathematically it's the same as: (tries * TRIES_INCREASE_FACTOR) >=...

You're still having the same problem. Your "tries" is an unsigned 64-bit integer, it can never be bigger than then biggest possible unsigned 64-bit integer value. That's illogical. Also, even if you confirm that "tries" is lower than that, it does not guarantee that you won't wraparound (or...

Unsigned integer does not overflow, it wraps around. Anyway, that's not the correct way to check for it. Your levelUpThreshold, being an unsigned 64 bit integer value, can never be bigger than the biggest possible unsigned 64 bit integer value. You need to check it before the multiplication. You...

Yes, that's what I meant, they are not only hitting stronger but also defending better as their skill increases.

Doesn't that line increase defense value rather than skill though? You should only increase skill as you did at first, and make sure that it's used both when calculating damage and defending output.

It increases along with their "attack skill", as it is in fact the same skill (fist fighting). In real tibia monsters were like a player that doesn't wield any weapon or shield in the inventory (those items always spawned inside a bag). Which means that they use atk/def values defined for their...

The initial value can be different as well, it's not always 100. Plus their defense ability should also increase as they progress, since monsters use fist fighting for both attack and defense.

Cip loaded all the ids and names. 10k is just one part, not the limit, and it only depends on the querymanager how many it's going to send, not the game server. It's not taking memory since it's just names and ids, while all the character's data is read from .usr upon first login (and later...

won't happen, sorry

I've explained it in details here: [UK][7.4] Tibiantis Online (https://otland.net/threads/uk-7-4-tibiantis-online.269340/page-3#post-2599043) Quoting the relevant part: It's also worth to note that even though the loot chance in cip files varies from 1 to 1000, 1 does NOT correspond to 1/1000...

You don't need the server's key for that.

No. The worst they could do, if they had the server's private key, is to decrypt other people's packets and hack their accounts. But it's a man-in-the-middle type of attack, which means that you still need to somehow catch those packets. So, it's not like you can hack anyone so easily or anyone...

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