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Originally Posted by joxof
 --> is this tutorial for bypass the integrity check of GameGuard? 
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Haven't seen that one before and don't have time to read it through at the moment. But by quick look I got an impression that it's talking about jmp detours which are opcode modifications and as such are picked up by GG as much as any other opcode patches. I may be wrong though, I haven't jmp detoured anything in ages.
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Originally Posted by bartbilf
The zooming can't be programmend into a .dll file, it will always close the game. And you know how to get rid of GG on kernel level? Wtf o.O
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It will close the game only if you do it by patching opcodes. And even then only if it finds your modifications, which it won't if you (for example) redirect it's scans to a unmodified copy of the section. But naturally you need to be on ring0 to do that along with doing some other kernel level hooking of your own. I won't go in to details however because I have no interest nor time to start researching GG again.
So I'd rather evade it and it's detection routines from userland as much as possible. Going down to kernel level just to cheat in a game sounds.. stupid. Plus it's unfeasible to most people.
Besides, there's more challenge to it and proves what a piece of **** GG really is despite all of its rootkitish behavior. It's a pain in the ass for any gamer (legit or not) due to it's aggressiveness yet it accomplishes nothing in the end.