Tuesday, May 28, 2013

LFG, Skyhammer and more in the updated dat file

Just a quick update about some stuff that can be found in the dat file after today's update (I've included the string codes for people who want to verify it).

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Gixxcel - A GW2 String extractor and archiver

As you might have noticed I've mined a lot of gemstore items the last couple of weeks. A lot of people asked me how I obtained this information and the answer would be: Gixxcel, a custom build tool that decodes the GW2 strings and archives them.
I've spend a bit of time cleaning my messy code and decided to release it as an open source project. (Don't expect proper error handling or safe thread calling, it just does the job). Because I don't want to host binaries (executables) a simple how to get started.

Friday, May 24, 2013

Models for (possible) new armor sets.

As you might know I tend to dig around in the dat file lately, and a lot of you people over here sounded thrilled about possible new armor sets. So I took some time piecing together 3D renders of a couple new models.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Upcoming gemstore items - May edition

After my last gemstore update I've completely overhauled my custom made tools (open source in the near future) and found a couple more upcoming gemstore items for your pleasure.

Thursday, May 02, 2013

Upcoming (gemstore) items.

Digging in the latest update, I found a couple of descriptions for possible new items.

Sunday, April 21, 2013

So much room for expansions! A guide to possible zone exits.


Over the last couple of months people have found unused zone exits, blocked of roads and other curious paths leading to nowhere. I took a couple of days scavenging to find all of them, hugging every single wall in Tyria, from oceans deep to mountains high and even beyond.

Thursday, March 07, 2013

Chat code generator for coins

Trying to figure out how much custom JavaScript stuff is allowed on blogger I've just written a fun little script that will generate chat codes for coins. These codes will always show up with a bright golden color and will automatically translate to any language.

The source code is available at pastebin.

Note: the script does not work on Internet explorer 9 or lower because it uses the btoa function.