Author Topic: 2k keys  (Read 27007 times)

We would skip them?
Skipping 1000000 would have the same issue as just having it.
So, what would we do?

Skipping 1000000 would have the same issue as just having it.
So, what would we do?
implement letters like how it's done in spreadsheets

'A2184 and then B2184' and that should give us like 24 x 9999 more IDs

Does anyone know the range of 2k IDs being sold?


Does anyone know the range of 2k IDs being sold?


like 300-800


implement letters like how it's done in spreadsheets

'A2184 and then B2184' and that should give us like 24 x 9999 more IDs
As if integer values worked that way. The best we could hope for is for it to be changed to an unsigned long long integer, which would give us 64^10 keys, which is roughly 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 keys, way more than we will ever need.


Apparently the 2k key seller, Plimus, sell low 3k ID's aswell. Not sure if this is true or not though.

Or what about when regular keys hit 888888? Or 999999?

What about them? They can be skipped just like 666 and 1337 can be skipped.

Apparently the 2k key seller, Plimus, sell low 3k ID's aswell. Not sure if this is true or not though.
Pretty sure this isnt true. I know some low 3000's personally that didnt buy it from plimus.

As if integer values worked that way. The best we could hope for is for it to be changed to an unsigned long long integer, which would give us 64^10 keys, which is roughly 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 keys, way more than we will ever need.
We could also use a base 64 string, and current IDs would be converted.

whats happens when the site runs out of 2k keys

whats happens when the site runs out of 2k keys
It explodes.
and so does all the keys it sold.

whats happens when the site runs out of 2k keys

it just loops and keeps giving the same ones out

whats happens when the site runs out of 2k keys

The product goes unavailable obviously.