Sanchez

You can do it easily without any help, just build the pseudo code in your head:
 
- You have a list which contains elements, each element have an index

- You can get the size of the array by using the table.getn(ListName) function
- You can use the math.random(1, list_size) function to generate a random number between the given range
- You can get an element from the list by an index
 
So how it looks overall:
 
-- Initialize the list
DestList = { Dog, Elephant, Cat, Parrot, Monkey }
 
-- Get a random index between 1 and the length of the array
local randomValue =  math.random(1, table.getn(DestList))
 
-- Print the element at the given index:
print(DestList[randomValue])

You can use multiple programs to do this, choose which you prefer:

 

- Molebox

- Enigma

- Themida

 

If you're using the source I recommend you to use Themida, because of the great API, otherwise use Enigma.

Packet error have nothing to do with the crash, debug the game to know where it's crash.

...or support Microsoft with using Dreamspark or MSDN, instead of using pirated keys.

Then how did you do it? lol.

You don't know how to use your own backdoor?

Why don't you use the search function before posting a request? It's still work properly, except you have to change the IP address to the newest one.

It's in game.py:

 

def UpdateDebugInfo(self):

It's in the first post.

The first, second, third should be Nokia Lumia and maybe the others too. 

Did you tried to debug it?

 

Edit: You can just use one function without a brackets:

if (m_set_loginAccount.find(name) != m_set_loginAccount.end())
  sys_log(0, "Thats weird ");
  return;

->

if (m_set_loginAccount.find(name) != m_set_loginAccount.end())
{
  sys_log(0, "Thats weird ");
  return;
}

Edge of tomorrow. Not bad, but not awesome either xD.

I watched this movie in cinema and absolutely this was my favourite action movie in 2013-2014.

Why don't you just return the function at the begin? But logging of useless stuffs can't be a reason to do this.

void sys_log(unsigned int bit, const char *format, ...)
{
   return;

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You have to change the name of the DLL in the python22.lib, not in the source of the binary. As I remember correctly you can download the source of the Python from their homepage, so you can easily recompile it.

As I remember today is the last day for the keys, tomorrow they will be erased. So have fun, here are some:

 

PRMT-BUS4T-JBVW5-NGTW6-5H7WP-2P9BP

It depends on your requirements. If you're going to hack NASA or NSA, don't do it with CyberGhost. 

I modified my post, check it out now.

Why you want to do something like that in python? You can use integers, up to 9223372036854775807
So:
 

data = "9223372036854775807"
number = long(data)

std::ifstream exp_table_open("locale/english/exptable.txt");

Write "import uiHealth" to the begin of your file.

You have syntax errors everywhere, if you wait a few mins I can fix it for you.

 

Edit: Try it now: https://mega.co.nz/#!LQkXASAB!WnSiBJ9qxcYvE_9ongg7x3gnpJeP89ryd-gQz6KWUCo

Upload your file to mega or to zippyshare and I check it.

Open PythonGraphic.cpp and replace this:

bool bSaved = SaveJPEG(c_pszFileName, pbyBuffer, uWidth, uHeight);

With this:

bool bSaved = SaveJPEG(c_pszFileName, (LPBYTE)pbyBuffer, uWidth, uHeight);

Open bitset.h and replace this:

#define BYTE char

With this:

#define BYTE unsigned char

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