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    Editing a VB.net application..

    ... So I play this game, called World of Warcraft on a private server, and there is a certain simulator which used in-game (retail, not private server) information, but the issue is, that I also need an in-game information from private server. The issue is, a certain spell does x2 damage depending on % damage modifier. So for example, there is a buff which gives 3% more damage, naturally it would buff every damage with 3%, but instead, every spell is buffed 3% except that certain example I mentioned, and it receives 6% instead. I am only curious to apply every buff that grants some % damage modifier, to be double applied on a certain spell.
    If you need link of that application, I can post it, but I'd like to do it myself so I wouldn't bother the community if you guys give me instructions

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    Re: Editing a VB.net application..

    I don't think such discussions are allowed in this forums.
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    Re: Editing a VB.net application..

    Well to be honest simulator is a program that is supported by blizzard anyway, they named an item in WoW after guy who made a simulator.

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    Re: Editing a VB.net application..

    The simulator program in question probably uses Blizzards APIs to connect to their servers (just like the Armory, and a host of other apps and web sites).

    However, you are connecting to a private server. Private servers are not allowed by blizzards terms of service.
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