make noob to hacker

[hissho]

a noob like myself can't make programs, or bot. only little numbers freezing with T-search. so why not made a section that teach noob step by step on how to do things insted of just posting a hack/bot that work but don't understand why or how it works

[#Hacker]

This idea has alot of similarity, to Divin|ty's idea so called: adopt a noob
Sticky was removed so i dunno if it's gonna be added or not.

[LobBob]

Most bots/hacks..etc, are made with C++ - usually. And we already have a Section for that. Look around the 'Off-Topic' Category on the site, and you'll find it there. There, you can learn C++, afterwhich, how to make your own hacks.

This idea has alot of similarity, to Divin|ty's idea so called: adopt a noob
Sticky was removed so i dunno if it's gonna be added or not.

That idea had been removed, due to it being inactive for a period of 7days or more. Read the new Rules.


Thank You.

[fightz123]

Originally Posted by #Hacker

This idea has alot of similarity, to Divin|ty's idea so called: adopt a noob
Sticky was removed so i dunno if it's gonna be added or not.

i hope it will

[#Hacker]

Originally Posted by LobBob

Most bots/hacks..etc, are made with C++ - usually. And we already have a Section for that. Look around the 'Off-Topic' Category on the site, and you'll find it there. There, you can learn C++, afterwhich, how to make your own hacks.



That idea had been removed, due to it being inactive for a period of 7days or more. Read the new Rules.


Thank You.

I was just stating it looked similiar and was removed, why does that require for me to read the rules, as i've already done that.

You also make it sound like it's : " going to the C++ subforum learn programming and make hacks " when it's firmly not that easy at all.
When i speak for myself, i would be very dedicated to learn, any programming language, might it be C++, ASM, Java.
On top of that, the C++ forum isn't even that active people barely come there.

[涼宮 ハルヒ]

what you CAN do is work on getting the basics of whichever language you have decided on first. a request like "teach me how to hack from the start" is unlikely to be fulfilled, perhaps it might if you're engaging and paying for a tutor.

it's also good to have some concepts in mind as to how certain hacks work so you can work in that direction. try this book [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].

people are more willing to answer specific questions, show some understanding and others might find it actually worth while to help you out. I'm definitely for a section like that, however i'd expect lots of people who are unwilling to start from the basics and simply copy and paste the snippets of code together and try to compile it. more than often the code is pieced together in such obviously wrong order and fashion it becomes clear that the poster is simply trying to compile the example for instant results and they never bothered to understand what's going on.

if you're gonna be a good hacker then you'll have to do better than following step by step tutorials to make a hack.

[LobBob]

Originally Posted by #Hacker

I was just stating it looked similiar and was removed, why does that require for me to read the rules, as i've already done that.

You also make it sound like it's : " going to the C++ subforum learn programming and make hacks " when it's firmly not that easy at all.
When i speak for myself, i would be very dedicated to learn, any programming language, might it be C++, ASM, Java.
On top of that, the C++ forum isn't even that active people barely come there.

Well, was I wrong? It's a fact that Hacks/bots are indeed made in C++. How many hacks are made in ASM or Java - like you said ? Is there even any?

It isn't all that dead as you describe it to be. We do have some members who visit there regularly, but keep in mind that they have their own lives too, they don't necessarily come online everyday.

If you seriously are into making Hacks, you would go the extra mile to actually learn it. But if you said "I make it seem easier than it really is", then well, if you've got no passion for C++, then quit it. No point forcing yourself to learn it when you don't have the passion. Again, 'Passion' may not be the right word, but I hope you get what I mean.

There's not point forcing yourself to learn something you dread to do. Even if it's of a higher diffuculty level, you'd try your best to learn it, if you want to.

[KingRuben]

Anyone that really wants to learn can view the language sections.
U can learn regular C++ skills within 1 month of 2hour~4 hour online time.