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you can disable /b this way, clif.c -> clif_parse_Broadcast void clif_parse_Broadcast(int fd, struct map_session_data* sd) { char* msg = (char*)RFIFOP(fd,4); unsigned int len = RFIFOW(fd,2)-4; int lv; if( battle_config.atc_gmonly && !pc_isGM(sd) ) return; if( pc_isGM(sd) < (lv=get_atcommand_level(atcommand_broadcast)) ) return; // as the length varies depending on the command used, just block unreasonably long strings len = mes_len_check(msg, len, CHAT_SIZE_MAX); intif_broadcast(msg, len, 0); if(log_config.gm && lv >= log_config.gm) { char logmsg[CHAT_SIZE_MAX+4]; sprintf(logmsg, "/b %s", msg); log_atcommand(sd, logmsg); } } change to void clif_parse_Broadcast(int fd, struct map_session_data* sd) { return; }

you found a bug, I've filed a report. will be fixed asap. thanks bugreport:5109

try changing the charset to iso-8859-1, if even that doesn't fix then flux might be encoding at some code area, for example with mysql_set_charset

they'd be able to do a high variety of things, they could have stopped botting, they could have made clients a pain to be used by us, emus, by randomizing their packet table on every client update or so, they could've done much more including what you suggest, but they don't seem to care.

if( sd->sc.data[sC_CLOSECONFINE2] || sd->sc.data[sC_ANKLE] || sd->sc.data[sC_SPIDERWEB] ) to if( sd && ( sd->sc.data[sC_CLOSECONFINE2] || sd->sc.data[sC_ANKLE] || sd->sc.data[sC_SPIDERWEB] ) ) and if( sc && sc->data[sC_CLOSECONFINE2] || sc->data[sC_ANKLE] || sc->data[sC_SPIDERWEB] ) to if( sd && ( sd->sc.data[sC_CLOSECONFINE2] || sd->sc.data[sC_ANKLE] || sd->sc.data[sC_SPIDERWEB] ) ) hope it helps

Fixed

Please drop by bugreport:5103, check if you can help us with your knowledge. Thank you.

noxious and related can be found within battle.c (ctrl+f long_attack_def_rate to find it)

I personally agree with Epoque, I think it'd crowd the comments unnecessarily (XML). I'd rather go with javadoc

it doesn't block, it will increase its chance to fail (and reduce finger offensive damage, ad is misc so don't think it'll reduce for it)

hum seems like the [r] is conflicting with [right]

1) official servers don't allow you to zoom in that much 2) no idea 3) the mounts have no animation for attacking or use of skills, so even if the server made it possible to happen, it'd be glitchy to see in the client.

you're right. as for the renovation case, it would only go negative in the client because the server would misinterpret it.