Level 200 noblesse?

hard cap vs soft cap.

I figured as much, but question.

If it is a hack, then why isn't the 120 cap a 'hard cap'?

I figured as much, but question.

If it is a hack, then why isn't the 120 cap a 'hard cap'?

because every character is the same in maplestory.

because every character is the same in maplestory.

Thus, going by your logic, a pirate = a bowmaster.

Makes perfect sense to me.

I figured as much, but question.

If it is a hack, then why isn't the 120 cap a 'hard cap'?

Same reason why 200 isn't a "Hard cap". What he means is every class / job is level designed the exact same way, the only difference is there's a "Wall" for certain classes / jobs. In this case, there's a "Wall" at 120 for CK and a "wall" at 200 for every other class / job in the game, minus GM / Super GM in where their cap is 255 aka the 8-bit cap.
Just because it's there doesn't mean people can't bypass it through illegal means. How else did the potential hack come out? People are forcing their character levels past 200, client side.

Thus, going by your logic, a pirate = a bowmaster.

Makes perfect sense to me.

I had no idea this was the Funhouse.

Awesome.

I had no idea this was the Funhouse.

Awesome.

Should i point out where the ridiculous sarcasm started?

Ok, i will.

It was your post.

Should i point out where the ridiculous sarcasm started?

Ok, i will.

It was your post.

Let me explain why, then? You weren't particularly helpful, and that was my way of telling you so. So, that's the end of it, before this thread gets any more derailed.

Let me explain why, then? You weren't particularly helpful, and that was my way of telling you so. So, that's the end of it, before this thread gets any more derailed.

I'm sorry i said something in the simplest way possible. I'll avoid that for you in the future.

I'm sorry i said something in the simplest way possible. I'll avoid that for you in the future.

How exactly is 'every character the same'? It makes no sense, because they're obviously different.

How exactly is 'every character the same'? It makes no sense, because they're obviously different.

literally every difference is just a slight permutation of the same format.

How exactly is 'every character the same'? It makes no sense, because they're obviously different.

Because from a data standpoint every character is the exact same.

Code:

struct character
{
    unsigned long id;
    char name[12];
    char job[3];
    char face;
    char eyes;
    char skin;
    char level;
    int xp;
    short int hp;
    short int mp;
    short int fame;
    short int str;
    short int dex;
    short int intl;
    short int lck;
};

That little blurb is (approximately) representative of every single character in the game. They're all the exact same, the only difference is the values populating those fields and that means a Cygnus has the same functional potential as any other character and the only limits imposed differentiating them from other classes are logical, not physical.

Derailment over; You are in fact the obtuse one here.

Nevermind, not worth it. Thanks for posting the code. It was a long night.

Welp.

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Wow, i am shocked.

This part is potentially true, but it requires tricking the server to accomplish.

Considering Nexon, this may is not be hard to do.

Considering Nexon, this may not be hard to do.

May not? it evidentially isn't...