2012-03-17, 02:10 AM
Killed Wrote:Yeah, and it at least stops most of the leechers who don't know what they're doing.
Then again that might be a bad thing.
Since Nexon's usual work method is to notice things released to the public and only then patch things when it gets out of hand, it definitely could be bad because a small group of hackers can go easy unnoticed for very long periods of time. Just like how whatever dupe they're using now still isn't known and has been abused for months now.
Them succeeding in their lawsuit and therefore stopping most people's access to a bypass could be the best we can hope for. Though it won't stop those who can actually code bypasses themselves I guess, but that's always been a problem.

