Ideas on Porting

[aghmed]

lol it's 2013 and someone said "make bridges"

Didn't they confirm that eventually they would rework the engine and add bridges?

please
they are too lazy to fix bugram wich would be making 1 "if" condition.

i can see how they will make a bridge ...

and about trading.. it would literally die.

[Tonkyhonk]

Ok so My idea is to completely remove porting, as in its way to OP.

id recommend you play salem if you seriously want to try making any suggestions. im afraid this thread (and most recent threads in this section) is totally meaningless for devs now.

[Bawhoppen]

Ok so My idea is to completely remove porting, as in its way to OP.

id recommend you play salem if you seriously want to try making any suggestions. im afraid this thread (and most recent threads in this section) is totally meaningless for devs now.

Did you read the part in parentheses? I realize that theyre busy doing whatever shit goes on in salem and they've left HnH to rot for a while until they get out of the doom that salem is, This is for after they start deving again.

[Tonkyhonk]

im talking about irrelevance of suggesting things without seeing what devs have implemented in their new game.
apparently you havent played salem at all, devs have removed porting in salem, not completely but mostly.

[markec]

lookking for a village

[Bawhoppen]

lookking for a village

Wrong Part of the Forums and wrong thread, Go to dwarves and thieves thats where you go to find a village.

[dra6o0n]

Speaking of which, I wonder why the hell would everyone still use Java after several vulnerabilities were found, making everyone playing the game prone to being hijacked by hackers onto their own machines?

Minecraft I'd understand, then there's Salem, which I really don't get because security would be a huge deal since Runescape themselves had issues with security often times before such vulnerabilities were made (no thanks to the corporate owners).

[borka]

@dra6o0n

You really don't know what you're talking about...using Java to play HnH is in no way at risk to get your machine highjacked...more information you'll find in HDI Java thread: vulnerable is the java-plugin for browsers which you can just disable...in browser and Java Control Panel...

btw. what fuggin' superdupamegahardened OS are you using ?!?

[Oddity]

I wonder why the hell would everyone still use Java after several vulnerabilities were found, making everyone playing the game prone to being hijacked by hackers onto their own machines?

Vulnerabilities can be found in every piece of software... even [whatever operating system you are using]. "I wonder why the hell would anyone still use <Linux/Windows/FireFox/Chrome/whatever> after several vulnerabilities were found, making everyone using the kernel prone to being hijacked by hackers onto their own machines?"

Anyway, the particular vulnerabilities you're thinking of have obviously been patched already. So, who cares? Just keep your shit patched up to date and don't run random apps from shady websites.

[dra6o0n]

I wonder why the hell would everyone still use Java after several vulnerabilities were found, making everyone playing the game prone to being hijacked by hackers onto their own machines?

Vulnerabilities can be found in every piece of software... even [whatever operating system you are using]. "I wonder why the hell would anyone still use <Linux/Windows/FireFox/Chrome/whatever> after several vulnerabilities were found, making everyone using the kernel prone to being hijacked by hackers onto their own machines?"

Anyway, the particular vulnerabilities you're thinking of have obviously been patched already. So, who cares? Just keep your shit patched up to date and don't run random apps from shady websites.

Still thinking small though, the way I see it, vulnerabilities always exist yes, but once they break through a vulnerability, they've got what they've need to break another... And then another... And another.

It's basically a infinite process of hacking attempts that is assumed they will do, since it's all they do.

And when a vulnerability is found, not everyone would disable their java... So this is quite the big deal.

@dra6o0n

You really don't know what you're talking about...using Java to play HnH is in no way at risk to get your machine highjacked...more information you'll find in HDI Java thread: vulnerable is the java-plugin for browsers which you can just disable...in browser and Java Control Panel...

btw. what fuggin' superdupamegahardened OS are you using ?!?

Nothing is impossible for hackers. Sure you can disable it for yourself, but that doesn't stop them from mass distributing viruses through other platforms after they break through a few eggs from said vulnerabilities.

That's how they still maintain the abnormally large numbers of 'zombie' systems that is still operating in North America.

They don't need to hack through java, but using vulnerabilities may help them gleam off extra information to exploit from sites, hence in turn giving them an advantage in attacks against people using said sites, or related sites.

Well speaking of which, security is now in form of behavior checkers rather than a constant detection list of malwares.