I would definitely give guidedhacking a go if you want to get started right out the gate and actually get some experience within a few weeks making very minor hacks on non-anti-cheat games.
But if you're going to do it, you should have a deep desire lol. The price is insane but there is tons of information, many downsides to the breakdown Rake (the owner) had and made it a non-anything forum - can't make any posts or anything anymore.
So essentially what I'm saying is they have a great program, follow it to the best of your ability as some of it is outdated and you're gonna want to use programs like IDA whether you get it cracked or buy it (which you need DEEEEEEP pockets for), but you have to put in the work. It's like paying for a really expensive gym membership. If there's a sauna, pool, basketball court, and all this stuff but all you're doing is bench pressing then why are you paying all that money?
I would definitely give guidedhacking a go if you want to get started right out the gate and actually get some experience within a few weeks making very minor hacks on non-anti-cheat games.
But if you're going to do it, you should have a deep desire lol. The price is insane but there is tons of information, many downsides to the breakdown Rake (the owner) had and made it a non-anything forum - can't make any posts or anything anymore.
So essentially what I'm saying is they have a great program, follow it to the best of your ability as some of it is outdated and you're gonna want to use programs like IDA whether you get it cracked or buy it (which you need DEEEEEEP pockets for), but you have to put in the work. It's like paying for a really expensive gym membership. If there's a sauna, pool, basketball court, and all this stuff but all you're doing is bench pressing then why are you paying all that money?
Damn son, you are so right!
You need IDA Pro with Pseudofuncs (easier to work with)
Learn some ASM it is very useful to reverse engineering and you need to work with it when you want to hack games.
Starting from the beginning, Id start with memory hacking and/or editing. Subsequently, I would commence acquiring knowledge in coding proxy_dlls/dll injection to manipulate the memory of the client. If you mastered everything then you can start go reverse some game functions and structs, build a complete tool as you wish with your skills.
Like Yerrro said, it's not easy and it's much harder to hack games these days because you need to already know all the stuff, veterans already know most of it, and they're able to easily debug an anticheat and disable it.
Bypassing antihacks is a big part of gamehacking, also is unpacking game.exe files to debug with IDA.
Learn C++, Learn how to use a debugger, cheat engine is the goat. You can find many tutorials on youtube. Never give up, push it to the limit.
To add to this, it is A B S O L U T E L Y FUNDAMENTAL that you learn and understand assembly. You don't need to know how to write it, at least at first, but you MUST know assembly.
To add to this, it is A B S O L U T E L Y FUNDAMENTAL that you learn and understand assembly. You don't need to know how to write it, at least at first, but you MUST know assembly.
I agree with all your messages.
But I believe that having good logical reasoning is essential, and studying just c++ and doing projects in c++ and studying networks and data structures is initially more fundamental than going straight to the hacking guide
Definetly guidedhacking is a good way to start. They offer step by step guide and with the experience after learning that you can expand by urself. After your first ever simple cheat for any basic game you will dive into this world and you will need more and more. But it is really long way process and you have to question urself first if you are really motivated to do it. If not, don't even start because you will just lose time for nothing.
As teslatx said above, C++ and doing projects is essential, but Assembler is crucial. I personally started with books and youtube tutorials. Really recommend that guy on youtube with C++ and Assembler -
Whats the likely timeline between initially starting to learn coding and being able to make a hack for something like cod/lol etc.. something with an anticheat
Whats the likely timeline between initially starting to learn coding and being able to make a hack for something like cod/lol etc.. something with an anticheat
If you're starting from scratch, it would take around 4 months to learn C++ basics, 3 months to get comfortable with advanced C++ concepts (like pointers and memory management), 6 months to understand OS internals and APIs, 12 months to build a solid foundation in cheat development, and 18 months to learn how to bypass anti-cheat systems – assuming consistent effort and motivation throughout.
Trying to re-learn...but need help. 08/22/2017 - Shaiya PServer Development - 2 Replies Hey all,
alright, so i made a p server about 5year ago with the help of a buddy but now im trying to re-teach myself how to do this and im stuck here is where im at...
2017-08-21 17:35:52 PS_GAME__system log start (GameLog01)
2017-08-21 17:35:52 Loaded Behavior In Factory : data/ai/sorp1
2017-08-21 17:35:52 Loaded Behavior In Factory : data/ai/croco1
Trying to learn how to bypass CE detection 05/13/2017 - Dekaron Private Server - 2 Replies Hey, i posted on the main forum but got no answers, sadly it looks like the hacking community has died down a bit. I understand i am breaking a rule by asking here, but then again jerbo is spamming his hack all over the forum so fuck it.
I am trying to learn how to bypass Rising's anti-hack. I am guessing it uses some kind of CE detection. I used google but got very technical threads on how to hide CE. They mention editing CE's source code and some other things and their tutorials seem like...
[Selling] learn 2 learn (Kurs) 08/24/2015 - Trading - 1 Replies Hey,
da in vielen Teilen Deutschlands langsam wieder die Schulzeit beginnt (und ich das heute erfahren durfte), damit auch die Lernezeit wieder beginnt, wollte ich euch folgendes Vorstellen.
Und zwar ist das Lernen heute überall notwendig. Vom Leben als Schüler, zum Auszubildenden oder Studenten, bis hin zum Beruf -überall muss gerlernt werden.
Meistens ist es aber dann so, dass es schwer ist, die ganzen Infos in seinen Schädel zu bekommen.
Dafür ist dieser Kurs. Ich bin...
is a good start 
