Settings for the greater rifts [Wizard]
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here you have screan pack of trinity for GR 70 /72 tested settings for archon firebird chanto wiz
['TRINITY SETTINGS.7z' link redacted to prevent 7zip exploit --chinajade]
PS: ( 73 done 50/50 from 10 trials... defens problems...)
['TRINITY SETTINGS.7z' link redacted to prevent 7zip exploit --chinajade]
PS: ( 73 done 50/50 from 10 trials... defens problems...)
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jonschaffer
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yeah, its die alot on 70..
the problem its he stoody attacking, and dont use teleport while attacking a pack of mobs :/
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chinajade
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Beware the 7zip exploit!
@All,
This is one of many reasons we explicitly disallow links to ANY third-party website (by non-Admins). Here is more information about the 7zip expoit:
Thankfully, an updated Windows Defender (and others) will catch the exploit. If you downloaded the link, and if it was not caught by your AntiVirus, it is time to reformat your drive and re-install the operating system. YES, we are serious about this, as the exploit is THAT serious.
If your Antivirus DID catch the exploit--nice job keeping things up-to-date! You will also want to make certain that your 7zip utility is updated, also. (You should be using 7zip version 16.00 or later.) This will prevent the exploit from manifesting if that utility is used. Please be aware that other tools have the 7zip library baked into them, and these other tools will need to be updated also. Two such popular tools are (ironically) malware detectors: FireEye and MalwareBytes. But, there will be plenty of others.
cheers,
chinajade
P.S. One more 'overflow' exploit that was announced today wrt/Symantec products:
^This^ user has been perma-banned for trying to expose our Community to a recent 7zip exploit. This was intentionally malicious—such files are not created 'accidentally'.
@All,
This is one of many reasons we explicitly disallow links to ANY third-party website (by non-Admins). Here is more information about the 7zip expoit:
Thankfully, an updated Windows Defender (and others) will catch the exploit. If you downloaded the link, and if it was not caught by your AntiVirus, it is time to reformat your drive and re-install the operating system. YES, we are serious about this, as the exploit is THAT serious.
If your Antivirus DID catch the exploit--nice job keeping things up-to-date! You will also want to make certain that your 7zip utility is updated, also. (You should be using 7zip version 16.00 or later.) This will prevent the exploit from manifesting if that utility is used. Please be aware that other tools have the 7zip library baked into them, and these other tools will need to be updated also. Two such popular tools are (ironically) malware detectors: FireEye and MalwareBytes. But, there will be plenty of others.
cheers,
chinajade
P.S. One more 'overflow' exploit that was announced today wrt/Symantec products:
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