Help Me...
#Help me.
hazy coral
umbral crow
Help Me...
Wrong jdk version. You need jdk 17. Check your current version with java -v
umbral crow
Press windows key and r then type services.msc, look for mongodb server and if it's not started then start it by right clicking on it and start
hazy coral
ok thanks
umbral crow
Yw
hazy coral
ohh.network error How do I this?]
umbral crow
Have you patched the client correctly?
hazy coral
I'd like to know how to do that.
umbral crow
Which server are you using?
hazy coral
mongoDB
umbral crow
No no which private server?
umbral crow
Oh IDK I don't use cultivation, I don't really see a point in it myself
But no it's not what I mean
umbral crow
How do I do this?
You had this before, where you tried to run your private server, which one is it?
open ferry
Oh IDK I don't use cultivation, I don't really see a point in it myself
It proxies and automatically patches. If you've spent even 5 minutes in this support channel then you should be aware of the value of Cultivation for the immense number of people that don't even know how to look at the files on their PC, let alone manually set up a proxy or patch.
You yourself joined this server asking questions that had already been answered many times instead of searching, just like it's more convenient for you to ask again instead of searching - it's more convenient for people that have no idea what they're doing to use a tool that does it all for them than to try and do it themselves.
umbral crow
It proxies and automatically patches. If you've spent even 5 minutes in this sup...
No need to attack me, damn. I feel like people using Cultivation are more likely bound to get issues, but maybe that's just me. I wasn't shaming this person for using Cultivation it's just I don't use it nor even know how to properly use it for 4.7 since I just run fiddler and the client and it works fine for me, so I personally don't see a point in using Cultivation. I don't get where the half-ass attack is good for to be fair.
open ferry
I was just explaining my point, it wasn't an attack friend
I feel like people using Cultivation are more likely bound to get issues
People using Cultivation are more likely people that don't know what the whole process is and are using the easy tool to do it for them. It's not Cultivation causing issues, it's people not knowing what they're doing causing issues for themselves, while also using the recommended easy-to-use tool.
I've been here through every launcher/proxy phase: mitmproxy, GrassClipper, Fiddler, old Cultivation, new Cultivation. The problems have never changed. It doesn't matter whether it's the hardest method or the easiest method, people will find a way to have issues.
Current Cultivation avoids the vast majority of issues for the vast majority of people.
Just like I used to suggest people use Fiddler instead of old Cultivation, because there were some glaring issues, of which have been since resolved. Anytime I see someone trying to use alternative methods, they always have more issues than people trying to use Cultivation. The people that know how to use other methods aren't in here asking for help because they already know what they're doing.
I don't use it nor even know how to properly use it for 4.7 since I just run fiddler and the client
Cultivation is the same: you open Cultivation, then click launch. That's it. Cultivation is the proxy for them, just like Fiddler is the proxy for you. You already patched manually, Cultivation already patched for them. You launched the game manually, Cultivation launched the game from the launch button.
You just run fiddler and the client because you already manually patched the game yourself, and already fully set up Fiddler correctly. That setup requires more technical knowledge that a large number of people that have found PS from tiktok or youtube are not going to possess.
Cultivation is the same steps you did manually for Fiddler, but all in one place, no technical knowledge required.
I was just making a little point given that you have made many posts here in support, you should be well aware of the kind of technical ability (or lack thereof) that the majority of support seekers have.