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Article #81239Re: Hacking!
From: Bart Hilhorst
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 00:00
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rs_ace wrote: > > How in the world do people hack Descent1 multiplayer games?? I was playing > Minerva a week ago, and of all things to happen, a MiniBoss showed up and > killed us all! > Not that I would ever want to hack Descent... (cough!) Just curious I guess. > Plus I don't think RTFM would help much. I've seen that too once, I even recorded 8 demos of it. The trick is to hack descent.exe to have it send false information to the other players. If you know some about networking and protocols, then you can understand how this works. Since descent 1 and 2 don't use a central server to redirect the packets to the other players, there's a lot of cheating possible. It's indeed interesting how this works, but I think using the hacks in public games can be considered lame. My $0.02 Morphs
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