Lol thats what importing was. You dont send packets and magically spawn white rings. You do so to get open char into closed game. Aka importing.

A packet is a 'piece' of data sent from your client (your instance of diablo2) to the battle.net server. The server then takes this packet, processes whatever actions are sent in the packet of data and often sends some packets back to you. The packets which come back to you are RECEIVED packets.

The key thing to understand here is that sent packets can cause things you may wish to exploit. Receiving packets yourself manually, using D2hackit like this for example..

.receive 9c 12 0a 56 98 .. .. ..

Does not represent anything happening at the server, and is known as a clientside effect. For example. If you sniff the received packet next time an item drops to the floor, and receive it again, you'll see an item drop to the floor. But it will not really be there.

once again that is not 'importing'. Item sites have highly guarded rerolling techniques that allow them to reroll the same item over and over again until it achieve desirable mods, they then put it up for sale, these items are 100% legit and are not 'imported'

How did you Get this particular axe, and can the person who you got it from post here, with history where he got it from, and so on and so forth.

If the answer to the above question is no, I would not buy it.

it's charsifood for sure...


This post was edited by sebazz on Sep 25 2012 06:16pm

sniffing packets, that is how you grow a beard

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This is the last time I'm going to explain this..




Importing - taking an character's item data from open/single player (the two versions found and saved client side), then using patch upgrade to force character onto realms (bnet side saved). Obviously there's more to it, but that's the general idea
Packet Sending - creating game data files and injecting them into the game feed (whites, 2soc shakos, 6soc wfs etc). This was done independent of open, it's a created file. This is read on the game via packet sniffer.

Thanks Krat