you TOTALLY got me for like 20 seconds and then I saw the date on your post and was like "DAMNIT!"

Good job.

This thread happened to be what I was reading when I decided to post that. So...you couldn't have...oh I don't know...maybe gone to the RIGHT GODDAMN FORUM?!? People are not so interested in what you have to say that you should feel compelled to vomit up whatever random inane thoughts are wandering...

MD5 (C:\PROGRA~1\SONY\EVERQU~1\EQGAME.EXE) = ff41b8d79608d989b7492046ef55e60c This is as of 03/13/2003. I would suggest that if Sony has another patch, we always do a qucik md5 check to be safe. You can download an md5.exe from here: http://www.shen.myby.co.uk/threel/tech/tools/md5.htm -Gooberball

So, is this version actually safe to use now?

Couple of points, I've said it before but I'll say it again, they scan the mem check code itself so you cant hook it as hooking it modifies it. two, you cannot have any custom /who /target /face commands without using detours so the mq lite idea with just a few commands wont work either. You say th...

Not that any of that helps... What we NEED is an MQ that overides the memory checking and always sends back the correct checksum (or whatever verification they're using) and the proper offsets to restore us to a pre 2/24 level of functionality. NewUI /click isn't really a priority when we don't even...

It's not so much a problem of getting /click to work, it's getting /click to work how I want it to. In the old UI, MQ told EQ a click was done at x,y and that was it. In the new UI, MQ will (read, by Sunday... work is hell right now) completely bypass clicks... So instead of "I clicked pack 2 ...