TheWind
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his walker is free lol and nice job on the script
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nice
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After loading into a world you can't read whats in your inventory unless you open it once. It's just like logging into the game because you are doing the same thing just on a different server.
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Probably was a 2 day ban, so you'd have to wait 48 hrs from when they banned the account to play on it again.
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I believe there used to be one on the SDN, but it may have been old and got removed.
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Thank you! Thank you as well! I've still been working on the script in my free time. I'm looking to apply to have it uploaded very soon. Currently, have everything working. Just need to organize it a little better and work some more on the paint.
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what are the stats they come with? 70/70/70?
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Yes, something like that. From reading through a few more articles it appears the easiest way to achieve something like this is to simply use the Random.nextGaussian() method and adjust the output based on the parameters you want the function to follow. Although I would prefer to solve it the other way using a random double or int
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I've been working to learn about the Gaussian Function, Probability Density Functions, and Cumulative Distribution Functions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaussian_function https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probability_density_function https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumulative_distribution_function From my understanding you have the Gaussian function: and the integral of the Gaussian function is only equal to 1 when a = 1/(c * sqrt(2pi)) In this case, it can be used as a probability density function with normally distributed values. (This form is used for statistical analysis) b = mu (mean) c^2 = sigma^2 (standard deviation squared or the variance) The above is the relation of the variables of the regular Gaussian function to that of the Normal Distribution (as it's used in statistics). I've never taken a statistics class, so forgive me if I'm wrong on something. Most of the information here is from the wiki page or other resources I was reading to learn from. My goal is to write a function which utilizes the normalized Gaussian function to make a method that returns a random Gaussian number. By doing so it would return numbers closer to the mean more often than those that are farther away. What I tried to do was write a function for the standard Gaussian function, another function for the normalized Gaussian function and then a function that returns a random Gaussian number: /** * * @param a - Absolute maximum * @param b - Mean or center point * @param c - Standard deviation or width * @param x - x-value along the gaussian function * @return corresponding y-value along the gaussian function */ public static double gaussian(double a, double b, double c, double x) { return a * Math.exp( -Math.pow(x-b, 2) / (2 * Math.pow(c, 2)) ); } /** * * @param mu - Mean or center point * @param sigma - Standard deviation or width * @param x - x-value along the gaussian function * @return corresponding y-value along the gaussian function */ public static double gaussianNormalized(double mu, double sigma, double x) { return gaussian( 1 / (sigma * Math.sqrt(2 * Math.PI)), mu, sigma, x); } My issue is that the numbers it provides will always be distributed in an equal fashion to that of the Java Random class which is not what I'm looking for. How can I go about returning numbers that conform to a normalized Gaussian function distribution? am I going about this in the wrong way?
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They have a really high ban rate, and there's not much the maker of the accounts can do to prevent it. If you buy 7qp accounts gotta use them right away :P
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You can definitely just bot for fun, however, it may not actually be fun with the work required to make sure your account stays safe. Would recommend this!
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try picking potatos
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Most if not all scripts should work fine still. If the interface was changed, then you may have to wait for an update. It all depends on how the interface was accessed. Smithing, smelting, spinning, cooking ect. have all been changed.
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Would this type of account normally be used for some sort of pvp?
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Don't have any specific articles to link you to as to why Koreans are better, however, if you follow the league scene it just makes sense as to why they are so much better. 1) In Korea being a pro video game player makes you basically a pop star (you are seen in a different light than the average person might see you in America or Europe) 2) They make way more money through advertisements from video games so there is a higher drive to be the best 3) In Korea, more people have access to better internet than the U.S. or Europe (internet cafes and there are no ISPs, it's all centralized) (Higher player base) 4) In Korea professional video game players usually have required play times in their contracts in which they have to play competitively for 10-12 hours, 5-6 days a week Just sorta rattled off a list of random things that contribute to why Koreans are better at video games than us. All in all, there are just higher standards for people who play video games in Korea and the culture has evolved around that much faster in Korea than in other places.
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It could be that someone hacked your skype account and was using it from a different location so it weirded out on you.
