I think it's funny how zorg is in the corner saying "nah"

lmaolmaolmaolmao

Furthermore, how can auto-d be illegalized anyhow? No one has the right to tell you what programs you can and cannot run on your computer(provided they are not malicious), firstly, and secondly, I hardly think repeatedly sending the D key to Graal is "hacking" or cheating. (This message is not in favor of trainers or the like.)

Trainers are against the rule for graal or any program because they modify the operation of the program without authorization. Auto-d was made specifically for graal, so it is not legitimate.

If, however, you found a generic macro program that worked for graal, there is no way that could be considered against the rules. Too bad there seem to be none that work. :\

you have no proof

I USE MY AUTO FIRE PAD WITHA TOOTHPICK JAMMED IN THE BUTTON OMI YOU MUST BAN ME FOR USING... MY JOYSICK BUT THE RULES SAY I CAN USE A JOYSTICK. ****ing *****.

Yes, auto-d is illegal, however using an auto-fire joystick isn't. So it's kinda hard to prove someone is using it x_x, now if Stefan did the smart thing and make auto-fire joysticks illegal then.....

EDIT: WTH, Generic Macro programs that work for graal aren't illegal?!?!?!?! Can I get confirmation of this or sumthing, cause if they are legal then :D

my joypad is soo made for graal (1/20th Key down, 1/20th second, Key up). It's sooo kickass

Oh, good a GP:D

Can you tell me if Generic Macro Programs are illegal?

Im sorry, Faheria doesn't have any crap jobs which require the repetetous pressing of "D"

/me agrees with zulithe, it saves your hands and wrists. And farm/snowcone doesn't require constant banging, just a lot.

Moreover, most Auto D programs are made with AutoIt, a generic macro program. At least that's what mine was made with, it's a generic macro program that can be used for installers or anything, including hitting D repetitively for games that use that key...including Graal.

AutoLT doesn't use macros. It uses executables.

Against the rules..? No.. they're just frowned upon.

If a host sends out an executable file for free or hosts your paid account, there is absolutely nothing they can do in legal terms to stop you from using a Trainer or a Memory Editor.

HOWEVER, if you use a Trainer or any other hacking material to edit the internal information of a server or its host, then you can be in some serious trouble.

Other than that, changing mere numerical values is just... uhm..... "mere".

It also saves you 30 bucks on a keyboard!