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Hello everyone, long time since I last posted something here =) Today, I want to bring back some memories that made this game wonderful for us.
Can you share some funny, interesting, crazy stories about Priston that you've experienced? Let's savor some of that nostalgia.
Let's establish a simple rule first: do not offend anyone when you post, let's keep it nice.
Let me start:
That's my story for today, I have some more for you guys... and I hope to read some of yours...
Here's a hint for everyone... I THINK... many of the stories that will appear here can be 'used' today... So, it's a very nice contribution to the community in many different ways.
Can you share some funny, interesting, crazy stories about Priston that you've experienced? Let's savor some of that nostalgia.
Let's establish a simple rule first: do not offend anyone when you post, let's keep it nice.
Let me start:
I remember playing on the official BPT server around 2005-2008 When private servers did not yet exist., and you could even change from full screen mode. So, the community, with some HARD work, was able to build an emulator to send some packages and bring up a 'login' server (that was built on VB6). The security system of the game was GameGuard, and the server side was so poor that it allowed you to connect to the server with that "proxy." The way they did it at the time was something like this: you created a local server with the IP 127, then pointed to the official game server IP once you passed to login, but you needed to first create a local account with the same account you had in the game. The real magic is that the 'local' server accepted you to use a special GM client, with some local commands...
Priston didn't have much at the time, you couldn't go to Iron 1 yet, the client did have all the files from kpt... Well, some people discovered it and used it to crash everyone... They just used the "mymodel" command to change the skin to some monster... (/mymodel .../deathknight.inx), whoever used this command pasted some files from the KPT and had this model, but everyone else did not... Well... wherever this "hack" went, they caused people to load that model and crash the game... I remember calling the BPT center (they had a phone number 24h at that time) to report this hack many times... I think they were able to find out what was happening and sent the death knight folder to everyone... The real fix for the login "authentication," as we know today, came about one year later. "Don't worry about this hack, it does nothing, they just appear as monsters that will not harm you," they said on the phone...
That's my story for today, I have some more for you guys... and I hope to read some of yours...
Here's a hint for everyone... I THINK... many of the stories that will appear here can be 'used' today... So, it's a very nice contribution to the community in many different ways.