lol not really off topic. also, congrats on figuring out how to make it an exe. things like that confuse a lot of people. anyways, if you wanna know about the hacks you should ask kadat since hes the man with the plan. imean i could try to make a hack like that, but he knows the swf way better than i do, and im still not as good as he is.

ps: thanks for saying youre not retarded. it gave me a laugh AND showed me you arent a moron like a bunch of others.

Unfortunately, more than likely the answer is no, even you manage to alter it on client, but there are checks on server side would give you error. Same goes to deploy reward and routtles which are server sider. What you see on charles or fiddler is bunch of item ids and reference numbers that generated by random number generator which are for display purpose.

Is there a way to preview the rewards?

AOB scan in cheat engine ^^

either read the hack faq thats stickied or go read this.

With the "ai attacks itself" aob, while I understand that counterattacks will happen of their own accord and that can't be helped, I find a lot of the time that even when the ai ISN'T counterattacking (ie. a normal attack) a lot of times they'll come after me, even with the aob in effect. Not sure why that's happening, though I will say that it happens in PVP more often than it happens in regular campaign fights. It still happens in all types of fights though. Can anyone shed some light on why that might be the case?

EDIT: From what I can tell, the aob doesn't work when dealing with characters who are not wearing their standard uniform. Regular Torch hits his allies; Torch with any other costume seems to hit my guys more often than not.

Hmm - I'm wondering if there's any way to avoid having the protect buffs cast on you. I know in kadat's aob, all it does is switch D3 and D2 values with each other, I'm wondering which values control attacks, which control counterattacks, which control buffs, which one controls distress calls (currently when you use a distress call in battle, your helper attacks you and your allies.)

If we could determine which d2/d3 values affect which things, it could possible to have the best of both worlds, rather than just a complete switching of the values.

Granted, that theory only works if it's possible to only switch some values while still have the aob work. If ALL the switches are necessary, then I guess we'll have to live with it protect buffs getting placed on us and distress calls working against us.

So what you're saying is that it's possible to fiddle with the aob so that the enemy buffs itself, and the distress calls attack the enemy, if we find the right d2/d3 bytes to keep the same. That would avoid the enemy casting protection buffs on our team, and thus avoid attacks. It would also allow us to call in reinforcements that are actually beneficial rather than detrimental. I'll check different variations, and see which byte controls what.

Granted, if the enemy buffs itself, fights could possibly take longer, but at least you wouldn't be getting hit with massive attacks out of the blue. On the positive side, if the buffs are attack buffs, the fights would actually end a lot faster.

EDIT: it would seem that the first couple of d2/d3 values have to do with "single attacks" and "multi attacks". Unfortunately, it seems that the bytes responsible for causing distress calls to attack the enemy instead of you are ALSO responsible for controlling where enemy attacks are directed. If the distress call brings forth a multi attack, having it work correctly means enemy multi attacks will be able to hit you. If the distress call is a single attack, having it work means that enemy single attacks will be able to hit you.
TL;DR: The distress calls and the attack types/targets are linked; you can have the distress calls work, or the enemy attacking itself, but not both.

DOUBLE EDIT: After footling around with the d2/d3 values, I have no idea which ones are for postivie effects. I have a feeling that the game more or less only views various things as "single-target" and "multi target" rather than "single/multi target attack" and "single/multi target buff". Moral of the story, just hope that the opposing team doesn't put a protect buff on you, otherwsie you'll have some hefty attacks coming your way regardless of whether the aob's in place or not.