Learning, not leeching

hi id like to start out saying i can learn things fast and am currently in year 1 of my computer class which all we did was C programming so i have some knowledge in one programming language but im pretty sure its not the one i need.

im wondering if anyone who actually does their own hacks and understands how the stuff works would be willing to teach me what to do, what im looking for, how i should go about something, what programs i should use, and what programming languages i should learn. if anyone wants to teach me how to really hack this game let me know im willing to learn :handsdown:

I would like to join your team lol :D

I know how you feel I too need assistance, I have no idea how to set up my hacks Im not very good at this. If anyone has ventrilo and would be willing to help me that would be awesome.

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Originally Posted by ihatehacks hi id like to start out saying i can learn things fast and am currently in year 1 of my computer class which all we did was C programming so i have some knowledge in one programming language but im pretty sure its not the one i need. im wondering if anyone who actually does their own hacks and understands how the stuff works would be willing to teach me what to do, what im looking for, how i should go about something, what programs i should use, and what programming languages i should learn. if anyone wants to teach me how to really hack this game let me know im willing to learn :handsdown:

C is a perfect language for almost anything, unless you want features that other programming languages offer like OOP, or there's a particular framework/library you want to use and it's only offered in a particular language because of the type of features it uses. But besides any specific language you'll need (you'll find that out yourself depending on what you want to do) learning asm will likely benefit you greatly.


Now programs that you'll probably want are cheat engine, ollydbg (or some other debugger/disassembler), winhex (or some other hex editor, but winhex is very useful cause it let's you copy the bytes in a specific way which can be useful so you can quickly add it to your program), maybe some packet sniffer/editor (though you'll need one that handles dekaron's specific packet encryption), excel (or some other program that can display .csv files in a table, just so it's easy to read).

But it all really depends what you're looking to do exactly.