Unreal Engine Wild Life [2024.12.13 Full Build 1] [Adeptus Steve]
- Thread starter Pepé Le Pew
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Check the profile of LjQujd
He has a link to a discord that's full of user made maps
Also, for anyone panicking about a trojan, ya'll need to learn piracy 101 from r/piracy. Disable windows defender, get a better AV alternative (kaspersky or malwarebytes) and get yourself some competent browser extensions (e.g., ublock origin, decentraleyes, privacy badger, ublock origin extra, noscript). For an added bonus, go fix your filter lists and enable file extensions to see if you're dling the right thing. Get your piracy game up ya li'l chumps. Istg these new generations don't know a damn thing about piracy.
No and there never will be.
hello
is it no longer possible to save in story mode?
with ue4 version, when playing story mode if i quit, i can later return to previously saved point, but not in ue5 version?
Thanks
is it no longer possible to save in story mode?
with ue4 version, when playing story mode if i quit, i can later return to previously saved point, but not in ue5 version?
Thanks
- Jul 18, 2020
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Quests and the overal story mode started serious production this year. It's in a very raw state right now but it is coming along nicely. You can check out current progress when you hit the NEW GAME option in main menu.
It's not a polished experience yet, will still take quite some time until that point but it's going to get there. Also, you should expect a light-hearted tone to the story with focus on humour and vibes, at least that's what I am getting from it so far.
This hasn't been my experience with Windows Defender. I check everything I download from the internet with it and never had it act out, with the exception of Cheat Engine. It makes sense that WD detects it as a potential threat since it's a memory editor.
That is possible of course, but it's the first time in this thread at least that multiple people detected a threat inside a new release.
It's not just possible. I've verified it myself. I have the waterfox fork, noscript and ublock origin. I always get the .rar or .zip on the first try with gofile. I get NoScript XSS warnings. Guess what XSS is?
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On my chrome, it's virgin. Only installed for programs that use it as a dependency. If I open the same gofile link in chrome, it attempts to download the MSI installer instead of the zip/rar. If I open a private tab, I'll get offered a MSI installer or an EXE installer.
This is gofile allowing their ad providers to run code on their site. Said code directs you to a downloader file to a virus-attached version of the files.
In fact, anonfiles does it too. Notice it even apes the anonfiles icon.
Notice it's .zip.vhd. Yet the URL is sysianedukeration.info?
Yeah downloading the game from random people on the internet is so much saver
And likewise... with gofile, you can see I'm served both the file and a redirect.
A pair of ad-partners for the file sites are being naughty naughty. F95 uploaders aren't to blame. Do not trust vhd, exe or msi filetypes when you KNOW you're expecting a 1+ gigabyte zip/rar.
Yeah, I'm aware of these kind of hijacks and misdirects. However, they are also nothing new, in fact every thread should be full of reports that a file contains a threat if it's just that since many file hosts are rather shady and dangerous to use without noscript and an adblock.
Or, to ask it the other way around: Why haven't the same people that don't have an adblock + noscript running complained the previous 10+ releases? I don't think that these kinds of attacks are uncommon.
Because the trusted site isn't actually in on the scam and doesn't condone it. Usually, people have to report it to the host that it is happening and then the host has to figure out which ad partner is doing it and the host eliminates that ad partner. Or worse, the host has to complain to the ad network or switch ad networks to shed the bad advertiser that is malicious.
What I'm saying is, these "issues" can exist for a couple hours, or a couple days, or a couple weeks, and because the bad actors are in a ad-rotation, maybe only 1 out of 20 downloaders are getting the flim-flam switcharoo bullshit.
Best thing we can do is let gofile and let anonfile know that one of their ad partners is doing an injection attack and they'll take care of it.
Here is a torrent
File directly downloaded from the gofile
Please seed
File directly downloaded from the gofile
Please seed
Yup, MD5 checksum in the torrent matches checksum on gofile: 46F0BD4E7FEF6C83911F8049CA8E0540 - but this only proves that files are identical (so theoretically they could be modified before the upload). So there's little sense in such verification, unless dev himself provides checksum for original file on download page.