DMA options

[Imthaticeman]

Do your research, find answers to all the questions you have. There are plenty of guides out there that will assist you in setting up your DMA and even creating your own firmware if you want.

The only reason I would ever suggest someone to order from these resellers is if you are a complete noob to dma and will need 1on1 support to set it up and get it running, and even then I wouldn't really suggest it, as your liable to get ripped off at some point in the process. It's worth it to do your own research, get familiar and comfortable with the task at hand, and you will save yourself hundreds of dollars.

I got a full bundle (stark 75t, Arduino pre flashed with t2, and a dichen gen 6) for less than $230 delivered to the USA. Shipping took about 2 weeks. If you live in the US, pay attention to the trade war going on, the du minimus is set to expire for imported goods from China soon (last I heard, anyway. Idk if there have been any recent negotiations or updates).

[Genitalium]

Originally Posted by 0x41^4

They're just resellers - they buy cards from China and flip them to people like you at a huge markup.

Like M364z01D mentioned, you can grab the same thing on AliExpress for a fraction of the price.

One more question,
aside from safety, is blurred significantly better than HV?
I'm mainly asking about the aimbot. I have a slot for HV but their aimbot is kind of weird to me (maybe I don't know how to set it, although I tried)

[M364z01D]

Originally Posted by Genitalium

One more question,
aside from safety, is blurred significantly better than HV?
I'm mainly asking about the aimbot. I have a slot for HV but their aimbot is kind of weird to me (maybe I don't know how to set it, although I tried)

Blurred aimbot works perfectly. You can customize it however you want.

[Genitalium]

Originally Posted by M364z01D

Blurred aimbot works perfectly. You can customize it however you want.

Isn't there a problem in blurred that the aimbot sticks to a hidden part of the body, e.g. if you can only see the head and the rest is behind the wall?

[M364z01D]

Originally Posted by Genitalium

Isn't there a problem in blurred that the aimbot sticks to a hidden part of the body, e.g. if you can only see the head and the rest is behind the wall?

You can add more than one area to shoot at, for example, aim only at the head and torso and ignore the rest.

[Genitalium]

Originally Posted by M364z01D

You can add more than one area to shoot at, for example, aim only at the head and torso and ignore the rest.

yes in hv you can do it too, but vis check is 0/1 - if you see the head, aimbot also reads the chest as visible, so either you have to set a large deadzone or aimbot only on head/neck, so I'll ask if blurred has a better vis check

[M364z01D]

Originally Posted by Genitalium

yes in hv you can do it too, but vis check is 0/1 - if you see the head, aimbot also reads the chest as visible, so either you have to set a large deadzone or aimbot only on head/neck, so I'll ask if blurred has a better vis check

There are game play videos on their sites and discord servers. You can watch the videos and understand.

[Johjoh123]

Yeah, I too wish some of the more reputable members of this forum would direct people towards honest, good firmware creators. Everytime I try to learn something about DMA I see a whole lot of ''Don't just trust anyone'' ''Be careful, there's a lot of scammers'' ''99% are pasters'' ''Do your own research'' but I haven't exactly found someone who will talk about the good guys.. It's a very sketchy market both for hardware and firmware, even more so than internals/externals imo.

[Imthaticeman]

Originally Posted by Johjoh123

Yeah, I too wish some of the more reputable members of this forum would direct people towards honest, good firmware creators. Everytime I try to learn something about DMA I see a whole lot of ''Don't just trust anyone'' ''Be careful, there's a lot of scammers'' ''99% are pasters'' ''Do your own research'' but I haven't exactly found someone who will talk about the good guys.. It's a very sketchy market both for hardware and firmware, even more so than internals/externals imo.

Good firmware isn't cheap, and cheap firmware isn't good.

I think it's one of those deals where people don't want to give up their sources. Firmware is what keeps you undetected. If they were to name a source on here, and something goes wrong, there is a chance at finger pointing and the blame game. If things go right, that's good for the dev I suppose, but then when the firmware gets banned because it's widely known and used, those who recommended it may also get caught up in that ban wave.

Not to mention several 'reputable' firmware providers were found out to be kind of a fraud, so everyone here either a) doesn't want to recommend something they don't fully trust, and b) if they have something they fully trust, they may not want it to be known on a public forum. You MAY find better results by DMing people , but no guarantee there, either. DMA is no secret, but firmware for decent anticheats, are. If they were widely known, they wouldn't be any good.

Think of it kind of like a slotted private cheat. Once you've proven yourself, you may get pointed in the right direction. But until then, the chances of you finding a decent DEV for true 1 off 1:1 firmware is probably slim. If you do find firmware, it may be copy and pasted and widely distributed among buyers. With any game that has a decent anti cheat, that isn't what you want. You want trust in the DEV that the firmware isn't pooled and is truly custom built for you.

For COD, at the moment, firmware isn't really all that important. Just flash ekknods until you figure out how to make your own. You can get a donor card for less than $30, and plenty of information on how to make your own is out there. This is the only true way to know you're not getting scammed with some shit pooled firmware with dozens or even hundreds of users.

There are some 'reputable' providers out there, but I wouldn't personally recommend any of them, as I have never used them and don't know how authentic their work is. I think many around here feel the same way.

[Johjoh123]

Originally Posted by Imthaticeman

Good firmware isn't cheap, and cheap firmware isn't good.

I think it's one of those deals where people don't want to give up their sources. Firmware is what keeps you undetected. If they were to name a source on here, and something goes wrong, there is a chance at finger pointing and the blame game. If things go right, that's good for the dev I suppose, but then when the firmware gets banned because it's widely known and used, those who recommended it may also get caught up in that ban wave.

Not to mention several 'reputable' firmware providers were found out to be kind of a fraud, so everyone here either a) doesn't want to recommend something they don't fully trust, and b) if they have something they fully trust, they may not want it to be known on a public forum. You MAY find better results by DMing people , but no guarantee there, either. DMA is no secret, but firmware for decent anticheats, are. If they were widely known, they wouldn't be any good.

Think of it kind of like a slotted private cheat. Once you've proven yourself, you may get pointed in the right direction. But until then, the chances of you finding a decent DEV for true 1 off 1:1 firmware is probably slim. If you do find firmware, it may be copy and pasted and widely distributed among buyers. With any game that has a decent anti cheat, that isn't what you want. You want trust in the DEV that the firmware isn't pooled and is truly custom built for you.

For COD, at the moment, firmware isn't really all that important. Just flash ekknods until you figure out how to make your own. You can get a donor card for less than $30, and plenty of information on how to make your own is out there. This is the only true way to know you're not getting scammed with some shit pooled firmware with dozens or even hundreds of users.

There are some 'reputable' providers out there, but I wouldn't personally recommend any of them, as I have never used them and don't know how authentic their work is. I think many around here feel the same way.

Thanks for your reply. Dam thats discouraging lol. So even the ones listed on ePvP with a decent amount of positive feedback you cant really trust? Firmware from Cyberammo or in the black market section I saw 'sysreset' with his firmware. Those are sketchy too? How do you even go about figuring out who's safe and when you do buy their stuff is there anyway to check if you received what you bought? Do you know of any place where I could go and ask people whether or not some firmware providwr is trustworthy? Also, is making your own firmware even feasible for someone with zero knowledge of DMA and never used one?

[GrawPoint]

Originally Posted by Bnboriginal

Lesson learned? Anything constructive to add or just here to kick a man while he’s down?

I'm sorry, I didn't mean that way, it's just something known in the cheating community that one should not cheat on a an account they care about. It's unfortunate that it happened to you, we all learned it the hard way, I know how it feels to lose a main due to detection, it sucks, but that's the risk that comes with cheating, my advise is to either, not have a main account and just cheat until you get banned, or accept the fact that detections can happen at any time and either stick to free2play and don't invest in skins etc... or just deal with it and risk it and accept that at any time you may end up banned.

Originally Posted by 0x41^4

They're just resellers - they buy cards from China and flip them to people like you at a huge markup.

Like M364z01D mentioned, you can grab the same thing on AliExpress for a fraction of the price.

What are your thoughts on this HPTT hardware that is being talked about recently, I did some research and it looks like anticheat dev's are already aware of it, specifically those working with Riot, do you think this is the next step in DMA evolution or just another dead end? At the moment, the prices are outrageously expensive and I don't see it becoming commercially viable option for most people, unless the Chinese start mass producing them at a cheaper price, which I've come to learn, they're pretty good at it.

[Imthaticeman]

Originally Posted by Johjoh123

Thanks for your reply. Dam thats discouraging lol. So even the ones listed on ePvP with a decent amount of positive feedback you cant really trust? Firmware from Cyberammo or in the black market section I saw 'sysreset' with his firmware. Those are sketchy too? How do you even go about figuring out who's safe and when you do buy their stuff is there anyway to check if you received what you bought? Do you know of any place where I could go and ask people whether or not some firmware providwr is trustworthy? Also, is making your own firmware even feasible for someone with zero knowledge of DMA and never used one?

If they are listed on here and they have positive feedback, then that is probably your best bet. Where it gets sketchy is you don't truly know your firmware custom for you unless you provide a donor card ( or at least the info) and that matches the firmware you receive. And if your capable of verifying this information, then with a bit more time and research you can just create your own.

I'm not saying everyone providing firmware isnt legit, there are legit devs out there. All I'm saying is that in a wildly growing area (DMA) there are a lot of people out there that say their firmware is custom made for you, but it is in fact pooled firmware (distributed among many users). I haven't personally bought firmware from anyone because the market is so sketchy with bad apples. I think that's the reason most people don't want to vouch or recommend a dev. And if they have a reputable dev that truly gives 1 off firmware that truly mimics another card, it's a closely guarded secret. At the end of the day, some of us have hundreds, if not thousands wrapped up into DMA (between hardware, firmware, and accounts) and it's not something they come off of lightly.

All you really need to make your own firmware is a bit of computer literacy, a donor card, and an ability to follow directions. All the information you need is out there, you just have to put in the work to find it and be willing to invest some time. This is the only way you truly know your firmware is unique to you, otherwise it's a gamble and you have to take the DEVs word for it. It's happened before, even reputable devs have mass distributed 'private' firmware.

This isn't to discourage you from buying firmware, I would just do your due diligence first before you hand over $100+ for something that may only work for a brief period of time. With hardware, you know what your getting, because you can physically see it. With software, that isn't necessarily the case. What you think you pay for and what you get may be completely different. And those 'new' to dma wouldn't know the difference until it's too late.

[0x41^4]

Originally Posted by Genitalium

One more question,
aside from safety, is blurred significantly better than HV?
I'm mainly asking about the aimbot. I have a slot for HV but their aimbot is kind of weird to me (maybe I don't know how to set it, although I tried)

Yeah, DMA is always going to be significantly safer.

As for performance, Blurred is better for me than HV. When I tried HV, it was pretty bad, but that was during their first week of public sales, so it might have improved since then. Still, out of every cheat I’ve used, DMA or not, Blurred has performed the best.

Originally Posted by GrawPoint

What are your thoughts on this HPTT hardware that is being talked about recently, I did some research and it looks like anticheat dev's are already aware of it, specifically those working with Riot, do you think this is the next step in DMA evolution or just another dead end? At the moment, the prices are outrageously expensive and I don't see it becoming commercially viable option for most people, unless the Chinese start mass producing them at a cheaper price, which I've come to learn, they're pretty good at it.

[GrawPoint]

Originally Posted by 0x41^4

Yeah, DMA is always going to be significantly safer.

As for performance, Blurred is better for me than HV. When I tried HV, it was pretty bad, but that was during their first week of public sales, so it might have improved since then. Still, out of every cheat I’ve used, DMA or not, Blurred has performed the best.

Very interesting, it's fascinating the way people come up with new ideas/technology to combat anticheats, it's truly a cat and mouse game.

[Akermezli]

Bro buy your stuff from taobao, create account use chrome to translate, use superbuy to send your haul to your address. It will cost you only time and far less money.

Other option is mavisdma reseller and I would say he is the only good reseller, he never claim that he is the only distributor of his stuff like other hungry resellers with no support.

Stay away from Captain(cyber-ammo especially) at all cost, there is nothing special about them except pricey ****

I say this cause I made the mistake of buying from them a dma with custom preflashed fw that should’ve work out of the box, it didn’t they sent me one that worked and after flashing some free fw’s I wanted to go back to theirs I ask for it they said check ticket transcript like it was going to save the file… they don’t want to send me a ******* cheap shared firmware so I can buy another 25$ chineese fw for 100$ from them) and I got even insulted once by awesomning in the chat of PO (he even said : you are a scammer despite he is a seller and I don’t sell anything) for helping a guy buying his dma card from taobao and he claimed that the one I chose for him was a fake, I showed him his without saying I bought from him, he said : indeed it’s fake, when I explained how he is a scum bag full of lies he said : you’re lucky, i was going to block your card S/N like if he was seller of icloud ****) SO YEAH DON’T BUY FROM CAPTAIN !