That’s because only two (or three) of his projectiles are accurate. You still draw more to your position, but if it lands a meter left of you, you don’t reflect it but get hit by the explosion.
Meh I’ll test it again but still pretty sure it’s 3 and not 2 because two times in a row I reflected 3 hits on ele with magnetic aura… but that’s not a huge sample size anyways so it’s not too unlikely I just got lucky.
The rest of them are RNG, but they are dispersed throughout an enclosed area based off of where Lupicus is.
Definitely not. They partially come random, but their trajectory is still influenced by your movement. Run away from him before he starts the aoe and nothing will land even close to his feet. You can easily test that as thief with sword 2 or even as warrior.
The accurate amount of projectiles is two, if I’m not mistaken, which you can test by standing still. You always see 2 reflects (given you don’t die), anything above that is random.
You can kittening fly/speed (hack) around in open world for two years and won’t be banned. Unless you run bots or exploit bugs to make serious money, you’re quite safe.
Ehh, I should have explained a bit I guess. Follow frifox’ tutorial on how to get it working but use my files instead of his ones. Then you’ll need to fix include paths (since I guess your username isn’t ‘M’) and set the project to unicode (project manager, right click on hacklib_gw2_sample → properties). Then you’re able to compile the whole thing.
It’s a bit of work, but after that it’s just changing values for the anchor “aHealthBar”.
Apparently the gw2lib changes broke the preloading of icons and other textures, therefore you can’t see any profession icons on the floaters unless you have all profession icons in a folder. I’ll work on that and see if I get the dll to include them directly upon build.
You do realize that they’d need to rewrite the entire game? For a rather small improvement anyway, since the api overhead is rather small in gw2 due to the low draw complexity. If they just discarded all the useless information the client stores and calculates with, I’d suspect that to be a bigger improvement.
Just fyi, the gw2 client stores inventory information (including laurels, gold, wvw supply, etc) of all allies and enemies you were ever within ~7000 range to. It’s also storing agent information after their death and mapchange. Giant memory waste and not exactly easy on the cpu, since if you were to retrieve information of one agent, searching through 1000 entries does certainly take longer than through 20 required one’s.
I could make an ini to configure options but… if anyone truly wants to set his default options, he can always compile it himself. Full source code is available at github and ticking options on and off certainly doesn’t take programming knowledge.
Oh, yeah, that’s doable. I recently built a c program to do that, if I find it, I’ll maybe implement it. If not, I’m too lazy to look all that up again. Lots of documentation for little gain.
The program doesn’t disable the alt/ctrl key, though but rebinds key combinations.
So if it bugs for you, alt + “x” won’t work for you, but where do you use those key combinations outside of gw2 anyway? Ctrl + x/c/v/etc, sure. But the only thing I can imagine you use alt for on desktop is alt-tab, which will stay unaffected. Ctrl-alt-del kry combination can’t even be rebound.
The binding scheme generally follows this pattern:
RegisterHotKey(NULL, AUTOCLICKER, MOD_ALT | MOD_NOREPEAT, 0×43); //C Key
RegisterHotKey(NULL, EQOFFHAND, MOD_ALT | MOD_NOREPEAT, 0×41); //A key
That’s strange. Probably it isn’t properly detecting when gw2 is in foreground and when not. I have had this bug sometimes but a restart would usually fix it.
That’s strange. But when you can use ctrl + h to get the help window open, you’re definitely also able to en-/disable other things. You know right that you must press ctrl instead of alt, even though alt is displayed?
Even outside gw2? In gw2, it’s binding those to show/hide ally list and…. uhm forgot what ctrl + c does.
Have you gone through the troubleshooting listed? Uninstalled all 64 bit versions of vc redistributables and installed the 32 bit ones? Etc.?
Yeah, I’ve got access to it. It however didn’t really suit my needs when I was still playing.
Definitely a nice tool, definitely even better for world boss farmers, but for dungeons and wvw I absolutely preferred ours.
Anyway, updated the downloads. All credits go to rafi, tho.
The funniest part about lupi is that he’s now easier to do off-wall, dancing circles with him. Two completely useless attacks (rapidfire and bubble) save you energy and give time to heal up.
Nobody has mentioned how you can troll party members with them. Honestly, permanent merchant express is the best item in the whole game. TP one has use too, just the banker one seems largely useless to me.
The bank has a great use for when I want to quickly deposit all the PvP chests and bags without opening all of them ;o
Nobody has mentioned how you can troll party members with them. Honestly, permanent merchant express is the best item in the whole game. TP one has use too, just the banker one seems largely useless to me.
