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Okay, after taking some time to think about this, I decided to take this down for now as it's not in the state for being released. I might put this up again at the future when I'll feel like working on this again. Thanks to all who tried this and reported back the issues. Hope you had a good...

I'm not sure what you consider as "massively spoonfed", but I can say for sure this is not the situation here. Like I mentioned multiple times before, yes, I got some help, but this wasn't a "spoonfeed". I already mentioned that I haven't done it completely by myself (and I'm sure no one else...

Any number in Java that is prefixed with 0x is a hexadecimal number. Hex numbers are using base 16 (unlike everyday numbers that use base 10, a.k.a. the decimal base). Think of it as having 6 new "digits" to create numbers from. These are: A - 10 in decimal B - 11 in decimal C - 12 in decimal D...

C++ is relatively harder to learn, and is quite more complicated. However, it is very powerful. I think you shouldn't go for C++ yet, though. Having a solid programming experience base before learning it can be a great benefit, but newer programmers may find it very confusing. You should stick...

The value of selection does not change until the status changes. So if you're using it at the same status, it will stay the same.

Don't worry if you don't know what these are, you can always learn. I'll try to explain it in simple terms so you won't get too confused. PE - Packed Executable. In simple terms, most of the .exe files you see in programs are Packed Executables. ASM - Assembly language. Basically it's a...

Unpacking the client is mostly ASM work. You should also learn how PEs work and how the protection (in this case, Themida and VMProtect) works. You can find most of this information around the internet. I must warn you though, this is not a simple task.

Most of the code you'll find in this section is in Java, so I think Java would be the best choice to learn. However, only learning Java in theory is not enough. The key to success is to apply this knowledge into actual work. I strongly recommend you to try and write your own code while learning...

Are you getting a crash packet back to the server before the client closes?

Have you added all the needed .jar files to the project?

As I said, support for windows 8 is not perfect. I also encountered such problems with Windows 8, it won't always launch. -Sent from my Mobile-

Have you moved the compiled jar file to the right places? -Sent from my Mobile-

Do you have the mina-core jar in place? -Sent from my Mobile-

Either you have an extra } at the end of the file, or you are missing one. Can't remember which one this error refers to. -Sent from my Mobile-

Windows 8? -Sent from my Mobile-