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αєтєrηυѕ єχιтιυм

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  1. Hello Herc Community,

     

    I've tried to build a new .exe for my offline Server.

    I selected this one: 2014-03-05bRagexe

     

    Why?

     

    I like it's options (Cash Shop for example...), and I think it's a good up to date client. If there is a better client than this, please let me know.

     

     

    Anyway... I was able to diff it with the NEMO Patcher, without any problems.

     

    General Diff Patcher Information

     

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    I wonder why it says "Client Loaded 2014 03 03", the .exe that I use is named as 2014-03-05bRagexe

     

     

    Here you can check my Diffs:

     

     

     

    Diff Block 1

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    Diff Block 2

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    Diff Block 3

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    Diff Block 4

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    After applying the patches, I saved it and inserted it into my Client Folder.

     

    Then I run the diffed .exe and the Setup.exe opened. After closing the Setup.exe it opened itself again, until I stopped the task trough the task manager.

     

    I tried every Setup.exe to solve this. My Client Folder is from kRO & fully updated.

     

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    But it is still the same issue.

     

    How to fix it?

     

    I expect that something is missing. The correct lua/lub files in my .grf for example.  - Where can I get the correct lua files for my 2014 dated Client?

     

     

    Maybe the unnecessary, wrong or missing Diffs cause the problem.  - Which Diffs I've to select?

     

     

    Am I using the right client?  - Which Client is recommended and why?

     

     

     - Where are the differences/advantages between 2013 and 2014 Clients?

     

     

     

    I hope that you can help me to solve this,

     

    greetings ~ Noct.

     

    Sorry for my lack english skills.

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