maybe you can just resend the packet over and over in WPE...
EDIT:
Ok... so i tried this in WPE.. just resending the packet over and over. I would not recommend doing it at all. It jacks things up. I've never encountered this with WPE before...
I found the "rating" packet and just told WPE to keep sending it over and over and over. Well, after about 11 sends, i decided to refresh my page. It then made my browser page blank with this message:
Element.update("rating_message", "You have updated your rating.");
$("star_ratings_block").update("<ul class='star-rating'>n <li class="current-rating" style="width:65px;">Currently 5.0/5 Stars.</li>n nt<li>n <a class="star-1" href="#" name="1 star" onclick="Element.show('rating-indicator'); $$('.star-rating a').each(function(rating){rating.onclick='return false;'}); new Ajax.Request('/ratings?rateable_id=42216&rateable_type=Game&rating=1', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onComplete:function(request){Element.hide('rating-indicator');urchinTracker('/new_rating/1')}}); return false;">1</a>n </li>n nt<li>n <a class="star-2" href="#" name="2 star" onclick="Element.show('rating-indicator'); $$('.star-rating a').each(function(rating){rating.onclick='return false;'}); new Ajax.Request('/ratings?rateable_id=42216&rateable_type=Game&rating=2', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onComplete:function(request){Element.hide('rating-indicator');urchinTracker('/new_rating/2')}}); return false;">2</a>n </li>n nt<li>n <a class="star-3" href="#" name="3 star" onclick="Element.show('rating-indicator'); $$('.star-rating a').each(function(rating){rating.onclick='return false;'}); new Ajax.Request('/ratings?rateable_id=42216&rateable_type=Game&rating=3', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onComplete:function(request){Element.hide('rating-indicator');urchinTracker('/new_rating/3')}}); return false;">3</a>n </li>n nt<li>n <a class="star-4" href="#" name="4 star" onclick="Element.show('rating-indicator'); $$('.star-rating a').each(function(rating){rating.onclick='return false;'}); new Ajax.Request('/ratings?rateable_id=42216&rateable_type=Game&rating=4', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onComplete:function(request){Element.hide('rating-indicator');urchinTracker('/new_rating/4')}}); return false;">4</a>n </li>n nt<li>n <a class="star-5" href="#" name="5 star" onclick="Element.show('rating-indicator'); $$('.star-rating a').each(function(rating){rating.onclick='return false;'}); new Ajax.Request('/ratings?rateable_id=42216&rateable_type=Game&rating=5', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onComplete:function(request){Element.hide('rating-indicator');urchinTracker('/new_rating/5')}}); return false;">5</a>n </li>n n <li>n <img alt="Indicator" class="indicator" id="rating-indicator" src="http://cdn1.kongregate.com/images/presentation/indicator.gif?1239256200" style="display:none; width:16px;height:16px;" />n </li>n</ul>n");
new Effect.Highlight("star_ratings_block",{});
Element.update("game_ratings_size", "7538 ratings (3.87 avg)");
Element.update("average_rating", "<li class="current-rating" style="width:50px;">Currently 3.9/5 Stars.</li>");
Element.update("points", "<h3>Total Points: <a href="/accounts/mushrooms/rewards">11135 Points</a></h3>n<p class="levelup">n You are only 50 points away from Level 42.n</p>n");
Element.replace("welcome_levelbug", "<img alt="Levelbug41" class="levelbug_image" id="welcome_levelbug" src="http://cdn2.kongregate.com/images/presentation/levelbug/levelbug41.gif?1239256200" title="Level 41" />");
Element.toggle("points");
Element.toggle("mystuff");
After seeing this, i wanted to refresh the page again to see if it would normalize itself. Instead of doing so, it made a prompt come up to ask me if i wanted to download a file named "5qLFGRjP.part". The last i knew, hitting the refresh button shouldnt make you download anything. Idk wtf is up, but dont do this. It wont work.
I'm assuming this is your hacking account but for safeties sake I've editted it.
