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Hacking a problem?
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and make your password hard to guess, numbers and capital letters, never tell others your birthday etc.
oh and if you won't be buying another chapter, DO NOT EVER click on the online store just to peek at the contents, your account will be linked to a NCSOFT account forever (however if you decide to do it just write down the name you give or it will be a pain in the arse to change passwords)
oh and if you won't be buying another chapter, DO NOT EVER click on the online store just to peek at the contents, your account will be linked to a NCSOFT account forever (however if you decide to do it just write down the name you give or it will be a pain in the arse to change passwords)
Over the years of game playing, GW has been one of the BEST hacker resistant games I've ever seen.
The design of the client was developed with "Don't trust the Client" in mind.
As pointed out, the only real hacks is 3rd party programs trying to capture your user password.
There are mods which can change the graphics and how they display on *your* pc, but do not affect combat dmg, etc, nor do other people see the hacked graphics.
The design of the client was developed with "Don't trust the Client" in mind.
As pointed out, the only real hacks is 3rd party programs trying to capture your user password.
There are mods which can change the graphics and how they display on *your* pc, but do not affect combat dmg, etc, nor do other people see the hacked graphics.
The client can only send player inputs and I'm guessing the server knows your possible movement radius, so some kind of speed hack using malformed packets wouldn't work either. That doesn't mean you don't have to worry about keyloggers or just good ol' social engineering, but no more so than any other online game. Good net behaviour and an IQ higher than a stunned slug and you should be fine.
I found a really old article that I just thought of. It goes through how GW prevents hacking. If anything, people can just see it on their end. It doesn't affect others.
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Originally Posted by EternalTempest
There are mods which can change the graphics and how they display on *your* pc, but do not affect combat dmg, etc, nor do other people see the hacked graphics.
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Just have a common sense, standard rules of log in name and password applied here as much as anywhere else on the interweb. Don't use 3rd part "bot" program, don't even download it. Don't let any of your buddies know the password or login as well, a lot of funny stories for that. Scan your pc for junks weekly is always a good thing.
You don't need a mod to do that, do you? Isn't there and an option to increase or decrease the dmg text size aleady?
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I want a mod that displays big damage numbers on my pc, so I can feel better about myself. Hahaha.
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Originally Posted by arsie
I want a mod that displays big damage numbers on my pc, so I can feel better about myself. Hahaha.
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Originally Posted by Alexandra-Sweet
Nope, no hackers on Guild Wars, one out of 100000 players claims his account got hacked to get attention, but I've never heard of hackers on Guild Wars unless you think Bots are hackers.
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So, I would say, that if you link with ncsoft, do not give ANYONE any kind of info that would enable them to change your ncsoft info. Same goes for your GW account info.
