| Author | Message | Time |
|---|---|---|
| hierholzer | Hey everyone ive got an idea for a new hack that may work.. I was trying to find the offsets that have to do with allying people. I checked the offsets for my own alliences page. heres what I got. address value 1(allied) value2(unallied) 1.03F69DB9 17036956 259740 2.03F69DBA 66550 1014 3.03F69DBB 259 3 4.03F69DBC 1 0 5.03F6A0BF 1st 4 repeting twice 1st 4 repeating twice 6.03F6A0C0 7.03F6A0C1 8.03F6A0C2 9.03F6A3C5 10.03F6A3C6 11.03F6A3C7 12.03F6A3C8 One thing I noticed though is when I froze the values of the offsets you couldnt change them in the game. (imagine that) But then the idea occured to me. If I find the offsets to other peoples allience page. Couldent I freeze them and prevent whoever it is to ally anyone? I know its possible to find there offsets b/c you need them to make an ally alert. Before I go though the trouble of finding those offsets. Can somone tell me if this would even work? | August 9, 2005, 7:23 AM |
| Adron | No, it would not work. It would just desync. | August 9, 2005, 8:12 AM |
| hierholzer | Alright thanks for saving me some time. | August 9, 2005, 4:44 PM |
| KkBlazekK | [quote author=powered by nissan link=topic=12479.msg126217#msg126217 date=1125463273] im wouldnt hack if i were you because you may get your account banned from vavle [/quote] Wrong game | August 31, 2005, 5:03 AM |
| Myndfyr | [quote author=Adron link=topic=12479.msg123695#msg123695 date=1123575147] No, it would not work. It would just desync. [/quote] It would desync because on their computer, they would be attacking you, but on your computer, they wouldn't be. Remember, Starcraft runs the entire game on every computer. If you changed the memory like this on only one computer, that's what causes the desync. | August 31, 2005, 4:10 PM |
| Twix | [quote author=MyndFyre link=topic=12479.msg126252#msg126252 date=1125504601] [quote author=Adron link=topic=12479.msg123695#msg123695 date=1123575147] No, it would not work. It would just desync. [/quote] It would desync because on their computer, they would be attacking you, but on your computer, they wouldn't be. Remember, Starcraft runs the entire game on every computer. If you changed the memory like this on only one computer, that's what causes the desync. [/quote] That also makes for a great anti-hack method but everbody must be running it | August 31, 2005, 5:41 PM |