Looking for some instruction

Would anyone in the community like to give me some pointers on the do's and don'ts of bypassing Xign?

I can create my own hacks/trainers, etc, I'm just not sure where to start with this XignCode crap...definitely new to me, and I'm no leecher so I don't want to just use someone elses methods.

I realize a post like this opens me up to flaming (especially since I'm new to posting in this forum), but I'm willing to make a contribution ($) if I have to for some pointers/instructions, etc.

I do NOT want something for nothing. I'm an experienced developer (java, c#, vb, asp.NET) so I understand the work that goes into things like this. I'm just not sure where to start because the procedures are a much different beast than I'm used to tackling.

And I understand that making a bypass public would inevitably make it patchable, so this would all be in the strictest confidence, so don't reply here, just PM me.

Thank you to all that are understanding and respond in confidence. All others, hehe, try not to flame me too hard. ;)

Hello, first of all, no one's ganna flame you here, and second, try looking here [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
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The idea is to make your own server and somehow reconnect xigncode to it.

Also u can ask andrew 2 give u some pointers in developing a bypass since he has the only working one as far as i know

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Originally Posted by TheConArtist Hello, first of all, no one's ganna flame you here, and second, try looking here [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] and [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] The idea is to make your own server and somehow reconnect xigncode to it.

Well, just from searching through threads I've noticed that not unlike other forums, flaming does occur when it seems like someone is looking for a handout, so I just wanted to make sure it was clear that I'm not that type of person.

Thanks for the info by the way, it's definitely a good starting point. :handsdown: