Author Topic: Weird New Key System?  (Read 769 times)

I'm an alt of RTBARCHIVE that I just bought incase anything happens, but even though I just bought this account, my BLID is low... my original one is 15144. Why is this?

EDIT: My new one is 48784

Steam keys are high. Original BL keys are at 48k, as you just noticed.

Steam keys are high. Original BL keys are at 48k, as you just noticed.
Wow, really?! I never knew! But doesn't that mean that eventually another steam key will be the same as an original key?

Wow, really?! I never knew! But doesn't that mean that eventually another steam key will be the same as an original key?
numbers are infinite; probably not

I'm pretty sure when key #48,000-#48,999 are used, the system will go to the next available

numbers are infinite; probably not
Yes, but torque engine's float values have a limit. It can go to 999999 iirc

Yes, but torque engine's float values have a limit. It can go to 999999 iirc
Even a regular 32bit signed int can go higher than that, lol.

Yes, but torque engine's float values have a limit. It can go to 999999 iirc

do you really think that'll ever happen

Yes, but torque engine's float values have a limit. It can go to 999999 iirc
They can go higher, but the values are represented in scientific notation, which doesn't play nice in a lot of cases (they can be handled if you anticipate them). The actual limit of possible values is what you would expect from a signed 32-bit integer. i guess it p much goes back to how goofy torquescript is with how it handles values

Lol, I can't imagine a key being "9.1362*10^7"

Lol, I can't imagine a key being "9.1362*10^7"
it'd be in e notation, "9.1362e+7"

ofc you can extract the more-expected representation from it with p simple measures