If you close the game before the end of the ANB event, and then open it after the event is finished, if you’re fast enough you can sometimes still start a new level, before the game realises the event should have been over.

How can devs detect this? Very simple, for each hero just look at the number of times the ambush levels are completed, and compare this to the event time passed (which should be 60 seconds per completion).

Pro tip: In ambush levels, like “Out of Nowhere” or “Fiery Pits”, the event timer will be paused while all mobs spawn, so you can kill them all at once afterwards, collect loads of XP, Gold and materials, and use only 2-3 second event time.

When you exit the map, your event timer is paused.

In ANBs, you can enter a level, click on the game map and wait 30 seconds.

Finally they can compare the event time before and after each trial start, again, through those packets. They can also stop the game from unlocking the next trial if not a single such packet arrived at the servers. They could look at these packets logged, and ban players that have many of those packets sent during trials, but then never finish the TL run.

How can devs detect this? While playing trials, the game regularly checks with the game servers if the connection is interrupted.

Pro tip: this is sometimes referred to as “SL pushing”, for “Save & Load” of the game state.

You will also recover all lost event time when rolling back. complete the trial in less than 6:10 (or one of the faster time thresholds) to skip one (or multiple) trials during your pushing. This way you can retry multiple times to e.g.

Second option is to play the trial to the end, killing the boss, but not entering the portal, and instead cutting the connection and logging our or opening the game on another device.

There are several ways to roll back the event timer during trials.įirst option is just on purpose cutting the internet connection as soon as the trial start, and then either reconnect if your trial went fine, or staying disconnected and logging out or opening the game on another device if your trial went bad and you wish to recover the lost event time.

That way the developers can close them and keep this game enjoyable for everyone. Since it’s unfair that only a small group of people knows about and abuses the exploits in this game, it’s time to make them public.

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