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I contributed a file 3 days ago, a cheat/addon for Pilgrim's Quest which is a modified version of Ultimate Cheat 3.1 that fixes all of its problems when used with the DMOD Pilgrim's Quest:
1) the taxman leaves you alone, so you can cheat freely without punishment
2) you can edit your Agility, Honour, and Luck stats just like all the others
3) the fireballs from the cheat that burn everything can burn down snowy trees
So I contributed this file, which I called Pilgrim's Quest Cheat 1.0, back on November 21, now it's November 24, 3 days later, and it still isn't showing up. I looked at the most recently updated files and the most recently updated one is still October 30 (see http://www.dinknetwork.com/files/category_all/sort_date-desc/). I'm just wondering what the process is to get files reviewed here. I'm new to actually having an account here (although I've played Dink Smallwood for years) and actually when I signed up for an account earlier this month the email I got to activate my account got put into my spam folder in Yahoo! Mail and I get a TON of spam email so it took forever to find the email and activate my account since I had to go through all the spam to find it. Anyway how long does it usually take for a file to get approved after it's uploaded to the site? I'm just kinda impatient I guess. Oh and this is my first post here so hi everybody, a lot of you have made some really great DMODs, and then there are some not-so-good DMODs, but we don't need to get into that... I like to cheat when I play video games so I usually use Ultimate Cheat 3.1 with most DMODs, but on that DMOD Pilgrim's Quest it didn't work right so I fixed it, I hope you like the cheat I made, it comes with a nice readme file. I can look at my contributions and it says "Pending", so I guess it got uploaded but nobody's approved it yet. When I upload stuff to another site like YouTube, it gets approved immediately so this is just kind of frustrating I guess.
Also why is the Dink-Aural+ build of 1.08 not on any of the downloads pages, just here in the forums? It should be at http://www.dinknetwork.com/files/category_dinkexe/ so that people can find it there, at least that's what I think. Dink-Aural+ is what I use to play. I also have a Yamaha S-YXG50 soft synth installed as my MIDI driver so the MIDI music from Dink Smallwood sounds way more awesome than the MIDI driver that comes with Windows (the Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth which is vastly inferior to the Yamaha S-YXG50). Of course, the S-YXG50 was discontinued about a decade ago but anyone who is serious about having an improved MIDI music experience can figure out how to download it... but it doesn't work on Windows Vista or newer, it only works on Windows XP and earlier versions of Windows. If you're wondering what the Yamaha S-YXG50 is, it's a piece of abandonware for Windows XP and earlier that you install as a MIDI driver and it handles MIDI music in Windows and it sounds much better than anything else, with amazingly good sound quality, but I suppose Yamaha spent more money developing it than they got selling it or something like that, so they discontinued it. Dink Smallwood's music is MIDI so it makes this game sound MUCH better.
1) the taxman leaves you alone, so you can cheat freely without punishment
2) you can edit your Agility, Honour, and Luck stats just like all the others
3) the fireballs from the cheat that burn everything can burn down snowy trees
So I contributed this file, which I called Pilgrim's Quest Cheat 1.0, back on November 21, now it's November 24, 3 days later, and it still isn't showing up. I looked at the most recently updated files and the most recently updated one is still October 30 (see http://www.dinknetwork.com/files/category_all/sort_date-desc/). I'm just wondering what the process is to get files reviewed here. I'm new to actually having an account here (although I've played Dink Smallwood for years) and actually when I signed up for an account earlier this month the email I got to activate my account got put into my spam folder in Yahoo! Mail and I get a TON of spam email so it took forever to find the email and activate my account since I had to go through all the spam to find it. Anyway how long does it usually take for a file to get approved after it's uploaded to the site? I'm just kinda impatient I guess. Oh and this is my first post here so hi everybody, a lot of you have made some really great DMODs, and then there are some not-so-good DMODs, but we don't need to get into that... I like to cheat when I play video games so I usually use Ultimate Cheat 3.1 with most DMODs, but on that DMOD Pilgrim's Quest it didn't work right so I fixed it, I hope you like the cheat I made, it comes with a nice readme file. I can look at my contributions and it says "Pending", so I guess it got uploaded but nobody's approved it yet. When I upload stuff to another site like YouTube, it gets approved immediately so this is just kind of frustrating I guess.
Also why is the Dink-Aural+ build of 1.08 not on any of the downloads pages, just here in the forums? It should be at http://www.dinknetwork.com/files/category_dinkexe/ so that people can find it there, at least that's what I think. Dink-Aural+ is what I use to play. I also have a Yamaha S-YXG50 soft synth installed as my MIDI driver so the MIDI music from Dink Smallwood sounds way more awesome than the MIDI driver that comes with Windows (the Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth which is vastly inferior to the Yamaha S-YXG50). Of course, the S-YXG50 was discontinued about a decade ago but anyone who is serious about having an improved MIDI music experience can figure out how to download it... but it doesn't work on Windows Vista or newer, it only works on Windows XP and earlier versions of Windows. If you're wondering what the Yamaha S-YXG50 is, it's a piece of abandonware for Windows XP and earlier that you install as a MIDI driver and it handles MIDI music in Windows and it sounds much better than anything else, with amazingly good sound quality, but I suppose Yamaha spent more money developing it than they got selling it or something like that, so they discontinued it. Dink Smallwood's music is MIDI so it makes this game sound MUCH better.
