If he has knowledge of how to create the exploit it's possible that he could have done it himself. The question is who taught him though?did no one think blackhawk could have done that himself before sharing said file?
after all he is ex odium and if odium was doing these things like he says they were he was doing it to
could have found it. back when the overdrive bug existed i found it on my own long before anyone decided to fill me in.If he has knowledge of how to create the exploit it's possible that he could have done it himself. The question is who taught him though?
He probably did, not really much of a question in that regard, nor does it really matter?did no one think blackhawk could have done that himself before sharing said file?
after all he is ex odium and if odium was doing these things like he says they were he was doing it to
I thought about this but the turret is too weird. It'n not the ghost block. Its that such a effort was made to make it hard to find. In my inevitably flawed opinion, I don't buy it.did no one think blackhawk could have done that himself before sharing said file?
after all he is ex odium and if odium was doing these things like he says they were he was doing it to
Words of wisdom.Ok, After spending some time tearing this thing apart and checking every turret and the main, Ive found absolutely no ghost blocks. I propose this. I have the blueprint in the condition it was uploaded on July 19th. The best way to put this to rest is for a trusted staff member such as AndyP come and inspect the vessel on the server with LordSidonus present. I will ensure no changes are made to the blueprint in it's Jul 19th form
It isnt that hard...If he has knowledge of how to create the exploit it's possible that he could have done it himself. The question is who taught him though?
No, rather, you're going to upset me, since I was unaware you where using an exploited turret, furthermore, you brought this into the OAS when you moved to The Syndicus. I doubt maxajax would stoop so low as to exploit like this. I am very disappointed to see that Infinite Legion has not taken my advise, and has chosen to use this exploit, despite my efforts to get it fixed internally via the bug tracker and tester team.fuck sake cookie now your gonna trigger zackey..........lel
:/No, rather, you're going to upset me, since I was unaware you where using an exploited turret, furthermore, you brought this into the OAS when you moved to The Syndicus. I doubt maxajax would stoop so low as to exploit like this. I am very disappointed to see that lord sidonus has not taken my advise, and has chosen to use this exploit, despite my efforts to get it fixed internally via the bug tracker and tester team.
Well now the tracker team has exactly why/how this is happening, so hopefully someone can fix it.despite my efforts to get it fixed internally via the bug tracker and tester team.
This is what has me concerned.It isnt that hard...
Ctrl C, ctrl V a big group then delete.... happens to me all the time by accident and I have to scrap the old computer and put a new type of weapon in it's place.
Annoying, easily discovered, but also easily abused.
It's hidden, it's logic activated so it's player controlled, it's on all three parts of the weapon. If this was a mistake, you'd think that it would be on one of the parts, not all three. Like you said, sometimes it happens to me...but not all the time. It happens pretty infrequently TBH. Not only that, but look at the shape of it, it's got pieces that were placed outside of the turret, and I don't mean poked out, I mean that the whole block was placed outside of the turret. This means that at some point, someone was placing systems in the turret, had pieces go outside, went outside to look at it, placed more blocks, deleted them, and didn't fix the connection.It is.
It's pretty clever really. The computers in question are hidden behind blocks so it looks like a rinky-dink cannon. Remove some of the interior though and it reveals a cannon/beam setup that's is saved disconnected from the core. That way it won't show up when you hit "G" .
4 groups hitting for 5.5 million damage each on something the size of a heavy fighter.
No, the OAS was unaware Infinite legion was using exploits. I was also unaware blob was using the ghost block exploit too. I am aware of other, more greyzone exploits that blob likes to use (such as ion affect on shield gens and cannon missile punch though) , but I overlook these, as I believe that they where not worth acting on. This does not stop me for totally bitching him out for using exploits, which I am sure he will be all too keen to tell you about.these were in use when Infinite Legion was part of OAS... so hes kinda right
It's hidden. The cannons are fired by wireless logic, with the computers hidden to make discovery difficult.Ok, After spending some time tearing this thing apart and checking every turret and the main, Ive found absolutely no ghost blocks. I propose this. I have the blueprint in the condition it was uploaded on July 19th. The best way to put this to rest is for a trusted staff member such as AndyP come and inspect the vessel on the server with LordSidonus present. I will ensure no changes are made to the blueprint in it's Jul 19th form
Correction- Nastral didn't find it. As said earlier, it's well hidden. He could have missed it.Odium battle did not involve an exploitive ship. (As per Nastral's inspection)
Yes indeed, obviously an alt. He/She is lucky that they haven't gotten a warning for posting in this same thread with multiple accounts.Joined Yesterday
Only 2 messages are regarding the bullshit with Odium/OAS/WhateverYouWantToCallIt
Obvious alt is obvious