mhf-fake-client VS Erupe

Around the same time, we noticed that the game assets ("the quest .bins") were dynamically fetched from the server. As such, Fist started manually collecting them, and I began working on implementing the bare basics of the client networking in a small python application (https://github.com/Future-of-Frontier/mhf-fake-client), which emulated a regular game client and ultimately allowed us to fetch all of the quest and scenario files while the official servers were still online. Noth worked on getting the launcher to connect to his C# server and mirror the launcher resources (html, css, js), and began working on getting further into the game.

This probably isn't needed, but just to cover my bases: The original Erupe git repo was at https://github.com/Andoryuuta/Erupe, but I moved it to https://github.com/ErupeServer/Erupe at some point. You can check the commit history and see that the initial commit and a majority of the beginning changes were made by me (https://github.com/Andoryuuta), with Fist and Ellie making the bulk of the changes later on in the Git history.

So I decided to check out Erupe's repository to see if any changes/updates had been posted... turns out he nuked the whole thing on Jan 10.

im trying to host a server just for fun and curiosity and i have this same exact problem but i tried all posibles solutions and it didnt fix it any suggestion of how to solve it?

Hi I have any question for you, where can I get the of the quest of story (not progression enabler I got it) I actualy using this : "https://github.com/ErupeServer/Erupe". But When I want to start a quest My server told me I have the quest. When can I got the fucking quest

I couldnt find AsDecom, so i just used a regular hex editor. which didnt really pan out, the launcher doesnt load and just throws out gameguard errors i cant fix. Erupe does have a few gameguard problems rn from what ive read, at least from what i can gather from the issues page https://github.com/ErupeServer/Erupe/issues/2. Erupe rn is open source, so at least more testing and debugging would at least set things further apace, if you either contact them or try programming yourself. At the very least it needs more coverage.

I've done some small work on frontier in the past, and I'd just to quote myself and clarify statements that may have been confusing on the repo's quest bin issue.