Nostalgia is a powerful emotion. Just as veteran Robloxians crave older clients to relive their best memories, some of my best memories have been made in City of Heroes I2. If you happen to have any archived artifacts such as patched I2/I3 clients, please let me know. Thanks!

Agreed, and it's a little enviable. My CoH I2 server rebuild is playable, but missions and powers are reconstructed from memory and Wikis. Old I2 server bins would settle a lot of stuff I'm not sure about.

My pleasure

I personally don't work on Hyperion right now. The anti-cheat team has more than one project going on at the same time.

That was indeed what I was thinking about as I wrote the original post.

What a beautiful ceremony!

Yes, signing does help. Feel free to ask on the Roblox Dev Forum for a more official answer.

To be clear, if Hyperion terminates the client because an unauthorized handle was detected and no additional evidence is available, it is most likely just considered badware, and there are no further consequences.

This release slipped out so quietly I almost missed it. ziglang.org/download/0.17.0/…

Well, technically you are not modifying the client, so it normally wouldn't be an issue. However, you do open a handle to the client process, so Hyperion might clap you. Also, it depends on how you use the information you extract from the process. For example, if you write a virus scanner, it is not an issue. If you write an aimbot, then it certainly is.

I get that all the time, mostly because I refuse to add "bro" to every sentence.

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A masterpiece indeed 😀

I certainly did not assume @jitlua painted it.

Sure do, made my day!

Thanks, @jitlua and gang. This is awesome, gonna frame it. Can’t believe you remembered that Evil Genius is one of my all-time favorite games 😈

Yes, it happens with basically everything that even remotely looks security related. I even had a case where Fable refused to run the unit test it wrote.

Beating a dead horse, I know, but still aggravating. Fable is useless for my day-to-day work.