mate, why are you dropping compatibility for old clients? I thought one of its beauty features was going to be no lose of compatibilityit sucks that as you add more functionality you can't get that functionality expect on the client that was out at the time, so I want to play using 9.10 but it has so many bugs, therefore the bot is useless to me and many other people that want to use it with lower clients.
When keeping old compatibility becomes a hindrance to development, it is scrapped.
Darkstar any news for new update?
It would be nice to know what new features you will implement :]
Bot Like a Sir.
Agreed, i wanna know more about next updates.Originally Posted by Pattit
When will we be able to trade with npc's?
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That is what you call lazy development. If your bot follows abstraction and loose coupling design principles these things should be a huge problem. Oh well a design flaw that will lose you many customers, seeing as the top bot users are people that play open tibia servers that are not the latest tibia client. Your loss.
Sorry to tell you but traditional design standards don't apply to the large amounts of low-level assembly code which makes up the bots core. Furthermore, it is pragmatically impossible to implement full modular design when the vast number of code hooks implemented all require static, naked, stdcall function prototypes. Thanks for the misguided input, though.
ohh noooooooooooo check this Darkstar :/
"Due to a small client patch, the server save on all game worlds will take a bit longer than usual today."
No biggie, I'll fix it when I'm home.
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