Goggwell

I get a 'comic book' character vibe from this Other than that, a nice introduction to watermarking! It's simple, readable, and catchy, which are some of the primary things you need aesthetic-wise

Nice work! I know how long it must take to design these flat pieces, so it must've been a pain for you! It takes me around an hour alone to completely vectorize a Clone Trooper helmet using the Pen Tool in AI

Welcome to iOSGods! Hope you're doing alright

This is going to be beautiful, I know it

Hope you have a pleasant stay here with us! P.S. - I like cookies

Noice work Sterling

But for real, I may do this, but I may not as I'm working on other things outside of the forum

Well done!

My Little Pony

Just gonna check this to see some vector examples Thanks!

I can't wait for that day

I'm in as well

The currencies are server-sided, so you wouldn't be able to do anything about it

Well, if we're able to hack it, that means the data is client-sided There are a bunch of tutorials here that teach you other methods of hacking besides Method Hooking. There's MSHook, Strings and GDB/LLDB

I haven't seen another game that works with that method in a while. Here are a few games that you can try out: Tiny Tower (idk if the new version works with it, but the old versions definitely did) Little Alchemist (same as above) Any game by Pocket Gems, like Epic Empire (old versions)

With a Jirachi, I can wish for a Ditto problem solved

I'd go with a Jirachi. He's like a genie, but better. Also he has an eye on his belly, which is something.

I dunno, but when I think about dimensions, my mind always goes back to that retro, 80's kinda vibe (with the neon grid). If you don't understand what I mean, just search "Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon". Also, because you're 2D (and not 3D), the grid should be flat

As with you, I have given up the hacking mantle. It is something we're all probably going to do after a while (there is no escaping that, life is life after all). As university lingers ever so closer, all I can say to you is good luck! I am also edging closer to university, and I have already replaced hacking with more practical things like web and mobile development. Although hacking was a hobby (and a fun one at that), I feel like I've matured from the experience enough to leave it behind once I graduate. I am kinda sad you didn't mention me in your post (I won't hold a grudge, maybe ), but I'll make sure to not forget you when I make my farewell topic (which should be in about a year from now, when I graduate). Wish you all the best, and I hope you have a bright and successful future! (maybe we can meet up one day and share a cold one)

Thanks for sharing!

OOH, this looks kind of like the flying whales in this music video: