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What even is this? A bug report, a question or what? No format whatsoever.

Nothing changed for months now, except on the test server which is not the live/production you're playing on. Check if launcher executable is even running, if it's not then it means it got blocked by AV or similar security mechanism.

What? Average players on the test server is 0.0000000000000001 per day. No one is testing there, let alone playing.

Solved with most recent server restart.

Solved with most recent server restart.

I'll leave this open for some time, see if anyone could possibly have the same issue. Sorry for the inconvenience, but this seems very odd. Not sure if we'll be able to return your cards, unfortunately.

What I can tell from checking out the database is that you either sent by mail or traded the "missing" cards with a player named Crazy_xD. That includes some of the cards you've mentioned. Now this looks like 3 possibilities: a) you gave someone your login details and then they transfered stuff to your account b) that other account is also yours, thus you are multiaccounting c) you gave away your cards long ago and tried blaming it on the bug that caused you to lose those cards to somehow get them back Unfortunately, I do not see a 4th possibility which would include a bug erasing your inventory only partially so. This is the first time anyone ever reported a bug like this to happen, only some of the cards are "missing".

Hello, I've just checked your inventory, you have 722 cards, 156 card upgrades and 2 decks which use total 27 cards. I don't understand what's the problem.

I laughed at the wooden server saying, good stuff! I think it could be on your end, something to do with network or AV settings or bad connection. Try redownloading and reupdating the game, reseting your router here and there. It would also be good if you attached logs after the disconnect happens.

I stopped reading there since you don't seem to understand the basis and actual point of the reverse engineering - there is no access to any source code whatosever. There was no pre-setup, readable, compileable code given to us at any point that we could "just inspect and change". We had to reverse the software behavior from already existing binaries, executables, DLLs, PAKs. That's the exact opposite of software engineering, and game design in itself. This has nothing to do with the game design. You've written much, but said very little and missed the points I was refering to with my previous post.

We all freelancers, doing this in free time, with no source code. We had to reverse engineer binaries for over 2 years to be able to pull some of the updates you already see on the server. It's not matter of weeks or a month as everything we'd like to do takes enormously large amount of time due to the lacking of source code. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_engineering https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_emulator

"Team chose MrXLink" - I'm refering to this, no one chose anyone because you were constantly interrupting the discussion with "who leaves, me or you", refusing to even remotely try to sort things out in the almost 3h long meeting, when we all finally got together and started more indepth talks. You're again making it look like you're innocent and was forced out, when in fact you voluntarily left without anyone chosing MrX or picking sides. I'm pretty sure everyone stated they would not be picking sides, everyone wanted to sort this out. Well, everyone except you. I also don't understand what's your play with this, win over people so you can take shots at us even more? Here's a statistic for you: I know only of a one single developer that caused this much drama and aftermath after, what looked like, normal parting ways.

You called out MrX for lying and deceiveing, and now you're doing it yourself. Just as you would say, dictionary definition of a hypocrite. We didn't choose anything, you just refused any kind of discussion before one of you leaves.

Lower graphics settings, and sometimes wait out a bit since the freeze can be unfrozen.

Can't recall this. And no, it's not just scripts, some "configuration" files from CFF archives in PAKs are needed to be changed. Just because you see a client-side effect of the change you made, doesn't mean the other player will see it without same appropriate file edit/update.