Not sure if this is something new (regarding walk speeds)

Draekz · Post by **Draekz** » Fri Sep 05, 2003 11:16 am

...........But when I was testing out run speeds in pok (while waiting for a res) i noticed that with run2 its:

0.84 (while running).
0.65 (while sneak/running)

0.46(while walking)
0.51(while sneak/walking) <--- its actually faster to SNEAK walk than it is to walk? wtf is up with that? or has it always been that way?

Anyway, just thought that was wierd

and now that im actually paying attention to it, i do see the slight speed increase! thats insane!

Anyway if anyone knows whats going on there or has an explanation feel free to write it

thanks!

Draekz

Soulzek · Post by **Soulzek** » Sun Sep 07, 2003 4:44 pm

explanation? speed is client side....... hint hint

Draekz · Post by **Draekz** » Sun Sep 07, 2003 9:12 pm

Oh speed is still client side?? Nonetheless, why am i walking faster with sneak on? hehe, would it have something to do with MQ? I dont use hacks or anything, just the advanced /who list of MQ and occasionally the bard twist macro

Anyway, whatev

just wanted to point it out..just thought speed was server side since the speed hack was intro'd.

I 'unno

Draekz

auth · Post by **auth** » Mon Sep 08, 2003 7:27 pm

speed is client side... an explanation can be like this:

anything that can chang each millisecond will be client side. this is because they already blow enough processor power just trying to keep people from combining more than 2 tmies every second, imagine trying to check locs 40 times more than that. it would slow the game down so much it would be unplayable, unless they invested millions of dollars into new bandwidth and servers. hence, the speed hack has occured, and will likely occur in eq2 also...

Shin Noir · Post by **Shin Noir** » Mon Sep 08, 2003 8:41 pm

lol, talking about runspeeds..
I used to race my friend with bards..
both 60 bards, same drums ect..

I'd ALWAYS win, like noticably, I'd be out of his sight about half way through racing from the south side of S Karana to the north, and I was running a 450mhz with a ATI rage fury pro 128, he was running a 2.6 ghz with GeForce4 something or other... Just how my system rendered junk made me ran a lot faster.. always laughed about that.

Curious · Post by **Curious** » Tue Sep 09, 2003 2:19 am

auth wrote:... to keep people from combining more than 2 tmies every second, ...

Do they really do this? What happens if you try to combine faster?

Valerian · Post by **Valerian** » Tue Sep 09, 2003 6:22 am

it doesn't work.

Consilium · Post by **Consilium** » Tue Sep 09, 2003 6:28 am

Curious wrote:
auth wrote:... to keep people from combining more than 2 tmies every second, ...
Do they really do this? What happens if you try to combine faster?

right it doesnt register it at all. Just open a container and click it really fast a couple times and you will see that the message is delayed for not every click... this is becuase the combine problem.

Mckorr · Post by **Mckorr** » Tue Sep 09, 2003 8:12 am

Combines are hard coded at one allowed per second... this was done to keep MQ and such users from combining at a rate that is basically impossible for a human.

driftinsupra · Post by **driftinsupra** » Wed Sep 10, 2003 4:02 am

You'd think they wuld leave the combine in and put a flag up when someone was combing faster then every 2 seconds.....thank god SOE is dumb

Gandalf_the_White · Post by **Gandalf_the_White** » Wed Sep 10, 2003 10:50 am

heh, actually its good of them. think of all the users that they would be forced to ban, thus hurting their bottom line..

Draekz · Post by **Draekz** » Wed Sep 10, 2003 12:12 pm

Actually, I tested this without EQ on, you can click the combine button faster then once a second. Just like merchants, they restricted how fast u can click the button, the merchant says "woah slow down there (something like that). but u can do it by hand. Therefore, it'd be hard to tell who's faking it and who is innocent. So the easiest solution is probably just to hardcode it out so u cant do it no matter whether ur cheating or not.

Hehe anyway, just something i've noticed from experimenting

Draekz

theafkxper · Post by **theafkxper** » Wed Sep 10, 2003 1:17 pm

one thing not to forget

As long as other players arent complaining about us, and we arent doing anything absolutely awful (such as the people over at FH and their /zone offsets) i honestly dont think they care that we are here doing this. Most of us who have MQ are the same people that have 3-5 accounts and have registered all the exapansions on them cause we are Evercrackheads, and thats valuable cash to SOE.

Besides, MQ is fairly tame. Sure, we can track, but there isnt a radar screen as in SEQ, so its not always perfect (walls, etc) and we dont publish exploits or cash combines (if there even are any left) so we really arent doing much other than tracking and tradeskills. Yeah, i guess some people afk macro too, but that falls into the "absolutely awful" scenario in the first section.

all of thats just IMHO of course, but i know lots of Folks on my server who use MQ, and none of us have even been approached about it.

ilcoopil · Post by **ilcoopil** » Wed Sep 10, 2003 2:33 pm

As long as other players arent complaining about us, and we arent doing anything absolutely awful (such as the people over at FH and their /zone offsets) i honestly dont think they care that we are here doing this. Most of us who have MQ are the same people that have 3-5 accounts and have registered all the exapansions on them cause we are Evercrackheads, and thats valuable cash to SOE.

Some of the people that use MQ are from FH even some of the devs. Oh also practically noone uses /zone it has just been a discussion, and chances are you will get banned for using /zone. Just an FYI for ya.

And why are you complaining about /zone its not different then you AFK macroing except the fact that you would have to make something to run from point a to point b rather than type 1 command and zone there.

Marc · Post by **Marc** » Wed Sep 10, 2003 3:33 pm

So is it possible to set your runspeed? and if so is this implemented in MQ?
:p

Edit: Also, whats the command to find runspeed? I didn't see it in the manual.