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For eqextractor, I think it only needs the size of the pp. I don't think it ever gets there, maybe because of the other issue. When it checks the opcodes, it converts the opcodes to number, with playerprofile being like 245 or whatever. It loops through the opcodes to convert and at that point, it errors because of the Dz opcode. If I make the length 6 by adding a zero at the end (length is the number of characters in the opcode, not packet size. i.e. it's 0x0d6 instead of 0x0d60), it loads, but still doesn't find the correct sized pp. I added a conditional breakpoint to stop when it reached 245 or whatever the player profile one is and it never stopped. I might just use 0x0000 for the one it errors on in case the incorrect opcode causes some other error, then step through manually until I reach the player profile and see why it's not matching the size. It's just strange that it works correctly for collects from last year, but not now. Maybe something is messing up my packets. Who knows.

I'll try the size 1 timer packet and see if that helps.

For the suspend response packet, if I send the time suspended using timer::getcurrenttime, I get 400+ hrs remaining. If I send 30000 (5 minutes), I get the same. If I send the current time + 5 minutes ( in case it's actually when they are available to be unsuspended), I get 0 min 0 sec remaining. This one has me confused for sure. I haven't checked the encoding yet. Maybe there's something there.