Maplestory V62 Private Server Hacks
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Nov 25, 2017 - Hack [Request] Maplestory v62 Trainer for Private Server Use., 05:15 PM. Hi there, Was just wondering if anyone knows where I could find a.
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- Sep 2016
- 5
- Australia
hack[Request] Maplestory v62 Trainer for Private Server Use
Hi there,
Was just wondering if anyone knows where I could find a v62 trainer (specifically for use on MapleRoyals). I've searched quite extensively on google, and all the download links for trainers seem to be expired, as most of the threads are from ~2010.
This would be very much appreciated, as I currently have uni and the grind is a real struggleTags:100,100%,bot,daily,decent,download,grind,links,maple,mapleroyals,maples,maplestory,mesos,method,mos,private,private server,real,request,sell,server,threads,trainer,trainers,wondering- IP Hash: bXN3Z2N3cXc
- Aug 2012
- 1245
- Mudkip land
- The Netherlands
I can sell you a method I used for maple royals for 5$ ,ill tell you what I did and how I did it. It's not 100% afk but you can basically bot with this method and earn a decent amount of mesos daily.Vouch thread ~http://www.gamersoul.com/forums/show...18#post2111918Comment
- Apr 2011
- 26
- Malaysia
Mapleroyals still works with wz edits and with that you can use some macros to make it automatic :)Originally posted by PhycoBoy5View PostHi there,
Was just wondering if anyone knows where I could find a v62 trainer (specifically for use on MapleRoyals). I've searched quite extensively on google, and all the download links for trainers seem to be expired, as most of the threads are from ~2010.
This would be very much appreciated, as I currently have uni and the grind is a real struggle
edit : the only thg is that the Gm(s) are very activeComment
- Sep 2016
- 5
- Australia
I was trying to use Macro Recorder today, but the macro I recorded didn't seem to work. I'm completely new to this, but from what I gained looking at some forums, Maple might not recognize the input or something? I'd really appreciate any help/advice you could give me! :DOriginally posted by hackbotmapleView PostMapleroyals still works with wz edits and with that you can use some macros to make it automatic :)
edit : the only thg is that the Gm(s) are very active
I was just planning on a macro to walk back and forth a bit and cast mage ultimate, so should hopefully be quite hard for GM's to detect if I don't use hotspot mapsComment
- Mar 2016
- 40
- The Netherlands
they just track down players and teleport to them.Originally posted by PhycoBoy5View PostI was trying to use Macro Recorder today, but the macro I recorded didn't seem to work. I'm completely new to this, but from what I gained looking at some forums, Maple might not recognize the input or something? I'd really appreciate any help/advice you could give me! :D
I was just planning on a macro to walk back and forth a bit and cast mage ultimate, so should hopefully be quite hard for GM's to detect if I don't use hotspot maps
dont mind if you are NOT at hotspots.
they will find you. already tried this hahahahaComment
- Aug 2012
- 1245
- Mudkip land
- The Netherlands
its best to do it at hot spots so you blend in, and you have to be near your computerVouch thread ~http://www.gamersoul.com/forums/show...18#post2111918Comment
- Sep 2016
- 5
- Australia
But if I am simply using a Macro Recorder that emulates my movement when I do play, how are they going to track me down/distinguish me from people training normally? O.o Wouldn't the only way to tell be if I was afk (which I won't be most of the time) and they asked if I was botting, screenshotted and posted in forums? I was legitimately training for an hour or so yesterday and literally all I did was cast my Mage ultimate and occasionally rebuff. I don't think any .wz edits would be necessary (nor do I have any knowledge in that field haha :D)Originally posted by payproView Postthey just track down players and teleport to them.
dont mind if you are NOT at hotspots.
they will find you. already tried this hahahaha
Is there some other way they can track people using macros? :/
- - - Edit - - -Thanks for the tip mate, that makes a lot of sense :) I guess when you're just training away at Skele/Petri people don't really stop and ask if you're botting hey! :D I'm supposing that replying to the people that do ask is the reason you need to be near your computer though? That could be pretty manageable. Could just do uni work and glance at it every couple of mins.Originally posted by bigbangtView Postits best to do it at hot spots so you blend in, and you have to be near your computerComment
- Nov 2015
- 68
- /r/Exploiting
- United States of America
- FangBlade
- Hercules
Most macro tools are just going to repeat your exact actions over and over again. I'm assuming your macro routine would be something like this (I'll use Henesys Hunting Ground 1 as an example):Originally posted by PhycoBoy5View PostBut if I am simply using a Macro Recorder that emulates my movement when I do play, how are they going to track me down/distinguish me from people training normally? O.o Wouldn't the only way to tell be if I was afk (which I won't be most of the time) and they asked if I was botting, screenshotted and posted in forums?
Clear bottom row, by using skill 1 or 2 times, moving to a bit, using skill again, starting from the rightmost end of the platform moving towards to left.
Use some movement ability or climb a rope to get to platform 2
Clear platform 2 from left to right
Climb to platform 3
Clear platform 3 from right to left
Climb to platform 4
Clear platform 4 from left to right
Drop down to starting area
Repeat
After about 3 iterations of this loop, it's quite obvious that you're using a macro to the human eye. If you want to be a tad stealthier, avoiding observations, you should probably choose a small-sized map to limit the complexity (and thus detection surface) of your macro. I believe the server you're referring to commonly has 600+ players online, so chances are, they're not going to track you manually and they might instead have some sort of server-sided detection routine for this kind of thing, which notifies GMs of suspicious players in-game so they can check on them manually. In this case, you would be highly detectable unless you stayed at the keyboard to respond or created a very convincing auto-responder.
If you want to avoid that we first need to look at your detection surface. Your detection surface = the information that you send explicitly or implicitly send to the server (ex: implicit=when something was sent, explicit = the actual data that was sent). More information = more complexity = larger detection surface. Information in this context means things like where you move, when you move there, how many times you've made this exact movement from old X/Y to new X/Y, etc. Their server would be looking for players performing a given set of tasks used during combat over and over again, with very similar intervals between each action.
So your detection surface is:
Delays in between key presses
How many times a given macro routine has been executed in a given time frame
The macro routine itself
So to remain difficult to detect, you would need to:
Randomize the delays between every key press by around 25~40%
Have 10-15 macro variations to accomplish the same result of clearing the map that differ significantly from eachother
Make each macro execute a different, random macro variation upon completion
If there is client-sided protection implemented then you have a whole new issue to worry about, however I doubt there's even server-side detection, private server 'devs' are generally incompetent besides Hendi48 (ex Extalia Dev)
Assuming there is no protection at all, or they have simple server-sided detection and you follow my instructions, you'll be undetected for the most part. The only way they're going to detect you is by stuff unrelated to you hacking, e.g a GM actually manually goes to you out of the 600 players online, or newer accounts/characters are put on a temporary 'watch' list that makes you likely to be inspected even if your macro is undetected.check out my visitor page to see literally an entire page of @mojito crying because i bullied him on gamersoulComment
- Sep 2016
- 5
- Australia
Originally posted by xerbosView PostMost macro tools are just going to repeat your exact actions over and over again. I'm assuming your macro routine would be something like this (I'll use Henesys Hunting Ground 1 as an example):
Clear bottom row, by using skill 1 or 2 times, moving to a bit, using skill again, starting from the rightmost end of the platform moving towards to left.
Use some movement ability or climb a rope to get to platform 2
Clear platform 2 from left to right
Climb to platform 3
Clear platform 3 from right to left
Climb to platform 4
Clear platform 4 from left to right
Drop down to starting area
Repeat
After about 3 iterations of this loop, it's quite obvious that you're using a macro to the human eye. If you want to be a tad stealthier, avoiding observations, you should probably choose a small-sized map to limit the complexity (and thus detection surface) of your macro. I believe the server you're referring to commonly has 600+ players online, so chances are, they're not going to track you manually and they might instead have some sort of server-sided detection routine for this kind of thing, which notifies GMs of suspicious players in-game so they can check on them manually. In this case, you would be highly detectable unless you stayed at the keyboard to respond or created a very convincing auto-responder.
If you want to avoid that we first need to look at your detection surface. Your detection surface = the information that you send explicitly or implicitly send to the server (ex: implicit=when something was sent, explicit = the actual data that was sent). More information = more complexity = larger detection surface. Information in this context means things like where you move, when you move there, how many times you've made this exact movement from old X/Y to new X/Y, etc. Their server would be looking for players performing a given set of tasks used during combat over and over again, with very similar intervals between each action.
So your detection surface is:
Delays in between key presses
How many times a given macro routine has been executed in a given time frame
The macro routine itself
So to remain difficult to detect, you would need to:
Randomize the delays between every key press by around 25~40%
Have 10-15 macro variations to accomplish the same result of clearing the map that differ significantly from eachother
Make each macro execute a different, random macro variation upon completion
If there is client-sided protection implemented then you have a whole new issue to worry about, however I doubt there's even server-side detection, private server 'devs' are generally incompetent besides Hendi48 (ex Extalia Dev)
Assuming there is no protection at all, or they have simple server-sided detection and you follow my instructions, you'll be undetected for the most part. The only way they're going to detect you is by stuff unrelated to you hacking, e.g a GM actually manually goes to you out of the 600 players online, or newer accounts/characters are put on a temporary 'watch' list that makes you likely to be inspected even if your macro is undetected.
Wow, thanks for such a detailed response! I noticed that Macro Recorder has a random interval feature, so I could indeed use that. My main issue is still not being able to get Macro Recorder to function with MapleRoyals though... I recorded a few basic macros to test, but none of them actually made my character move/attack when played back. Any help with that would be much appreciated :)
As to the detection, I believe that one of my greatest advantages is being a 4th job mage. Positioning isn't really a factor when casting Mage ultimates, and on a map such as Ulu Estate 2 (2 platforms, both are in range of the ultimate), mages training there will often just stay on the bottom level and cast over and over. I imagine that being struck by monsters would randomize my co-ordinates somewhat as well. So basically, I wouldn't be moving around a whole lot- just like every other Mage.
In addition, I noticed that there was a 'bot report' section on the forums, where people would create posts with screenshots of people botting and them repeatedly asking if the player was a bot with no response. This leads me to believe that the admins are relying on players to detect this rather than having detection methods as you discussed above.Comment
- Nov 2015
- 68
- /r/Exploiting
- United States of America
- FangBlade
- Hercules
Based on the context of your sentence, I'm assuming you've had it work with other software but not MapleRoyals. To me, that sounds like an OS privilege issue. If you run Macro Recorder as a standard user, it's trying to work with an elevated window (MapleRoyals). MapleRoyals won't accept any mouse/keyboard input from Macro Recorder this way, so you need to run your macro tool as admin.Originally posted by PhycoBoy5View PostMy main issue is still not being able to get Macro Recorder to function with MapleRoyals though...Perhaps, if they taking hacking seriously, their anti-hacking measures have more components than just that though. You can work around player reports by setting up an auto responder to respond to any map chat/whisper by stopping for a few seconds and typing a whole bunch of random phrases in Swahili, and then continuing its normal routineOriginally posted by PhycoBoy5View PostIn addition, I noticed that there was a 'bot report' section on the forums, where people would create posts with screenshots of people botting and them repeatedly asking if the player was a bot with no response. This leads me to believe that the admins are relying on players to detect this rather than having detection methods as you discussed above.check out my visitor page to see literally an entire page of @mojito crying because i bullied him on gamersoulComment
- Sep 2016
- 5
- Australia
Hahaha that'd fool em ;) I think that is waaaay above my expertise though... I'll just have to settle for micromanaging my botting I suppose :(Originally posted by xerbosView PostBased on the context of your sentence, I'm assuming you've had it work with other software but not MapleRoyals. To me, that sounds like an OS privilege issue. If you run Macro Recorder as a standard user, it's trying to work with an elevated window (MapleRoyals). MapleRoyals won't accept any mouse/keyboard input from Macro Recorder this way, so you need to run your macro tool as admin.
Ah yea that fixed it, I am a peasant haha. Thanks!
Perhaps, if they taking hacking seriously, their anti-hacking measures have more components than just that though. You can work around player reports by setting up an auto responder to respond to any map chat/whisper by stopping for a few seconds and typing a whole bunch of random phrases in Swahili, and then continuing its normal routineComment
- Oct 2016
- 12
- Qatar
Interested, add me in skype please :- fahadxqtr1Originally posted by bigbangtView PostI can sell you a method I used for maple royals for 5$ ,ill tell you what I did and how I did it. It's not 100% afk but you can basically bot with this method and earn a decent amount of mesos daily.
Interested, add me in skype pls:- fahadxqtr1Comment
- Oct 2016
- 45
- Canada
http://www.gamersoul.com/forums/showthread.php?200958-Hold-100-from-paypal
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- Feb 2008
- 13115
- CH18 FM1
- New Zealand
- Broa
Originally posted by chunkym0nstaView PostSame reason anyone would hack the main server: money. ya dawg, people pay for meso and items on private serversPixelMarket - Safe & Secure TradingPXL.FM URL ShortenerPixelMarket DiscordComment
- Oct 2016
- 45
- Canada
Hacking for money on a private server? Private server doesn't last long since Nexon sues them. You make no gains...Originally posted by MultitaskView PostSame reason anyone would hack the main server: money. ya dawg, people pay for meso and items on private servershttp://www.gamersoul.com/forums/showthread.php?200958-Hold-100-from-paypal
Chubbz = aasdf
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