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Originally Posted by norsan
mq2 works by accessing and reading the memory blocks that the eq client does that is why it is against the eula so is showeq, so any program that would run checks on the same stuff would also be a violation and he stated that, users would be forced to use a third party program to connect to the server. That means it is screwing with how the client communicates to the server or there would be no way possible to stop anyone not using it from connecting to the server.
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My program would not have used a third party program to access the server. Rather, you would have to log into a 3rd party app that would monitor your PC for MQ2. If it found MQ2 loading or loaded, it would send a message to the server to ban you. No touching the memory blocks of EQ at all.