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1. #FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE PATCH#
2. #FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE FULL#
3. #FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE DOWNLOAD#
4. #FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE WINDOWS#

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#FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE WINDOWS#

Coded with Visual Basic 6.0 (i'm that old) and works on Windows (95,98,me,vista,XP,7,8,10etc. Teleports list support Hitchhiker's in case you used to work with that trainer until now It's main features are Hacks, exploits, instant-multiboxing and teleports. Liked this ? Please consider Contributing 7$ to keep this project alive Total downloads since version 1.00 release: 112,500įor support, more information, patches and updates check the website. (it has most of the common servers in it, but not all) depending on your server.Īdmin panel has a information on many realms, if it detects the realm you're playing on, it'll show you either a "safe to cheat" icon, or a "read me warning" about your specific realm, on your specific server. Warning: some anti-cheats may detect this. Supporting both 32bit (all patches) and 64bit (since 6.1.2 and above) wow clients.

#FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE PATCH#

Now supporting Wow Legion (Alpha) patch 7.0.1 and above (32bit only).

#FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE FULL#

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Links to other web / internet locations are offered as a convenience only. Unless expressly stated otherwise, no affiliation with, or sponsorship by, any platform or entity mentioned in these pages should be assumed.Ĭomments submitted to these pages represent the views and opinions of those authoring them, and do not constitute any endorsement on the part of the author of this blog. My Viewer Review Systems Specs Virtual Community Radio Virtual Community Radio BlogrollĪll written material with articles in this blog, unless otherwise stated via citation and / or reference, is © Inara Pey.Īll other trademarks found within this blog are properties of their respective owners, and are duly acknowledged no attempt to infringe on any such copyright or trademark is intended. If you need assistance with raising an Abuse Report, please refer to my Abuse Reports tutorial, written with the assistance of Linden Lab’s Governance team. Reports can be filed under the Harassment category. When filing a report, make sure you take a screen shot showing the message / notice displayed in your viewer – the abuse report screen shot feature will automatically capture open IM windows, etc. Linden Lab have requested those in receipt on such messages / notices should file an Abuse Report. However, if you do receive an IM similar to the one shown above, fielding fake website URLs, or see a similar message in a Group IM or notice, please don’t simply dismiss it. Furthermore, outside of their own support and test groups, Firestorm do not spam other groups or individuals with links for downloading their viewer.Ĭurrently, the Firestorm team is trying to get the false site taken down, and Linden Lab are working with them to ban the fake accounts.

#FIRESTORM WOW WEBSITE DOWNLOAD#

The website – note the addresses arrowed above – is a scam site that is particularly nasty, as the Windows download link is infected – see – and so should not be used.įor clarity, Firestorm’s actual web address is: – no “pro” or anything else in the URL. Group and individual IMs have been circulating from fake “Firestorm” accounts, pointing to a fake Firestorm website & viewer downloads – with the Windows download link infected I raise this because Firestorm has been the subject of fake accounts posting links to a completely fake Firestorm viewer website. by checking them through the Third Party Viewer Directory page on the SL wiki) – particularly when they appear in note cards or pop-up in group chat sessions, and so on. With Second Life, we’ve all likely seen or heard of various scams and attempts to either data-scrape or gain people’s account details through phishing and other means.Īnother area of risk is using viewers from untrusted sources, making a careful checking of linking to TPV sites mandatory (e.g. There are always certain risks involved in on-line living.