Krrios' Client download link broken?

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Krrios' Client download link broken?

Does anyone have a working download link for Krrios' Client? The link on the RunUO website doesnt work anymore.

I have UOGateway but after using the client that UOG uses, a few seconds into the game, the client freezes up and crashes.

Perphas someone could also suggest another client decryption program other than UOG as well?

Thanks!
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[Avangelon]

Here you go

Razor Decrypts, as well as UORice.

Have fun!

 

[arnaki3000]

try this:
http://www.runuo.com/krrios/kuoc_beta11_r1.zip

 

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Thanks guys, I got it to go using 2.0.3 client and Razor to decrypt it. Downloaded Krrios' Client too, checked it out but came up with errors when I tried to open it. I'll stick with Razor and 2.0.3 for now!

Ta!

 

[Jason]

Thanks guys, I got it to go using 2.0.3 client and Razor to decrypt it. Downloaded Krrios' Client too, checked it out but came up with errors when I tried to open it. I'll stick with Razor and 2.0.3 for now!

Ta!

You really shouldn't use 2.0.3 it can cause alot of issues with RunUO ( I assume your on a runuo shard ).

 

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What client do you suggest then? At this point it is the only one I have tried that has not come up with bugs or crashes once I get on the shard. I've tried the latest client - 4 something... I've tried 3.08 and the krrios one didnt even open due to errors.

 

[psz]

4.0.2c is the latest. THAT'S the one you should use.

KUOC uses the client's files, and thus *REQUIRES* you to have the latest OSI client files on your system.


Don't use UORice to decrypt. Razor and/or UOGateway is the best way (As they both greatly reduce the amount of CPU the OSI client requires)

 

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I checked, the client I was trying with before was the latest one from OSI. Krrios' still got the errors and even starting the latest client up with Razor, a few seconds into the world I get a client crash.

I will try again with the next updated client version when it comes out on the OSI patch.

Thanks again!