DBCP might refer to the apache database connection pool (that would be a wild guess actually) and the Freelancer.exe actually is the updater.
Potentially can be checked by at least extracting all files located in EXE folder and then executing that freelancer.exe to see what happens. Its unlikely that it would run on its own but with some additinal dlls it might.
Dunno. Worth a try.
But you might be right... other files also have DBCP tags, even plain text files. The logic behind doing something like that is beyond my my comprehension.
While we working earlier, we got to this funny number, 3005956 while working on the EXEFreelancerexe . This matches exactly the size of the Frelancer.exe of the version you are hosting, the 1.13. ChatGPT presumes we are dealing with a compressed file inside the DBCP0003. If we manage this, might be a huge step ahead.
I would like you to tell me, just in case I need it, how to change the Freelancer.exe version number. If it's too close to the beginning of the file it would hammer our attempts to figure out the compression method. I would first patch the Freelancer.exe of the 1.13 with the 1.181 version number and then run the compression tests.