wft!

[Faab234]

First everyone was saying deob instead of revision, and now, it is like '317 ver.'.

What a fack, tell me what right and what's wrong and tell me why you tell others about it and tell and tell, and fack, en tell and deob and 317 ver and fakc and protocol and revision nad deob and wrogna nd tell........................................... (Faab234 died).

What I try to say:

It's realy annoying when people create their own terms, like deob instead of revision.

[2kbarrows]

WTF did you just say...Its called Protocol and can be called Deob..

[Faab234]

WTF did you just say...Its called Protocol and can be called Deob..

Read, read.



you remind me of a confused child

I'm seventeen.

[Badger191]

A revision for example, 317, 319, ect. A deob usually referred to as "317 Deobfuscator" etc, a protocol is basically the same thing as a deob.

[Faab234]

A revision for example, 317, 319, ect. A deob usually referred to as "317 Deobfuscator" etc, a protocol is basically the same thing as a deob.

Yea, I now, It's realy annoying when people create their own terms, like deob instead of revision.

[Badger191]

Yea, I now, It's realy annoying when people create their own terms, like deob instead of revision.
Indeed it is.

[Trey]

It is not deob. It's revision. A "deob" (which isn't even a real word) is a deobfuscated program, and that has really nothing to do with the revision. People are just retarded and throw around words when they don't understand their meanings. A protocol is a pattern/design, usually for networking. So protocol would be specifically referring to the IO protocol like the packet op codes and payloads, the updating flags and payloads for players and npcs, etc.

[jrune_]

as trey has already stated the protocol is actually used for communication between the server and client by sending packets/DATA types; these would be things such as login and the server sending it's packets to the client and the client sending it's packets to the server <>
a deob has nothing to do with what revision the client is, it's simply a reverse of obfuscation on the code (byte code)