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So this day has come. Unfortunately we cannot delete anything, or even edit anything on this thread. I doubt even the thread owner can do that. Honestly I half expected that the devs would be aware when the thread got to this point. I agree that we should stop continue discussing on this thread or about the hack altogether. However, I doubt the devs would do anything drastic though. There are many reasons but ultimately, it comes to a point: whether taking drastic measure would do more harm or more good for their interest. AE is a niche game, and an OLD game at that, that means its players base is not big and could be dwindling faster than growing by the day. It's a gacha game but it's an OFFLINE game WITH gacha element in the spirit. The game is not competitive, no leaderboard, no pvp... and its content can be completed by everything it's been given for free. In in all honesty, all the gacha stuff actually ruins the game by making it easier with broken chars. Most of the hacks / mods simply hastens the speed that you obtain some free stuff. You cannot hack any of the paid stuff, which is the source of their income. Therefore, using hacks / mods or not, in the end, if you have enough patience you will get all the free stuff (weapons / sidegrade chars ...). They know the exploits / mods for years, and already taken measures to counter it. E.g: to enhance some of the new weapons, you have to farm horrors on the map, which spam every 6 hours. There is no place on the map that gives their drop so even using hacks, people still have to farm them normally, and thus at least keeping the "active players" / "average daily playing time" KPIs (I imagined these) in the acceptable range. They also give "hints" which items are "key" items (e.g: by making it a light source instead of a chest), so people who use mods don't accidentally pick them up. Hackers don't care if they got banned, most of them simply treat this as a side game. There may also be paid players (like me, but I stopped spending ever since SA), wiki editors among the hackers. The hackers may also spend or be converted into paid players (also me, for some occasionally SDE). Security is expensive. This is a conspiracy, but I guess some devs, or at least some alumni devs, are the ones who sell hacking services for AE. With all those points, let's say if AE is simply a PAID OFFLINE game, then once you bought it, whether you hack it or not is entirely up to you, no one tell you how to enjoy your game. However, it has a server side gacha aspect, but it's well protected and currently no hacks / mods could ever touch them. Therefore, in general hackers now are simply hacking the offline aspect of the game, and since it's non competitive, it's them ruin their own game (or making it more fun). Taking grastic measure may give the non-hacking players some joy, but I don't think it plays into their benefit. Security is expensive, if they want to protect the client side, as well as server side, they gotta pay more and if their income doesn't increase after doing so, there is no point doing it. Banning hackers may also reduce their players base, making an old niche game harder to have new players. I believe the devs are aware of the hacks / mods, but they intelligently "use" those people to their advantages (e.g: for keeping up their KPIs), that's why they intendedly leave the Nopaew exploit for too long. They ensure that hackers / modders can enjoy the game and may as well become paid players, at the same time prevent them from causing harm to paid players. Cat Express Ticket is the only middle gray area here imo. It's currently designed as a premium stuff which gives advantage to paid players. Hacking those tickets means directly tap into their income. I also fully aware of this but still decide to share the hack because my stand on this is that it should be free for everyone. There should be different way to keep the active playing time KPI (like the Cat Scratchbook). I think if the devs decide to do something, the only thing they may do is to fix the exploit that allow people hacking Cat Express Tickets. Probably the easiest is to make it an online resources, just like Chronos Stones.

If you're using emulator, try enable the Other memory space. To do that, you can tap on the bottom of GG window (where it shows Ca, C,.... text in green color), then include Other. Ensure that the you get the correct address of the buyAmount. You can increase/decrease the amount after finding that variable to ensure you get the correct one. You should try to hack simple items first, e.g: EXP scrolls. After that, you can go back and try tickets / swapping items.

Your best bet now is to send a support ticket, and hopefully they will exit the dungeon for you. Otherwise, you're shrewed.

Btw, anyone tried to remove unwanted equipments / grastas by this method? I had a feeling why we can use it to buy more, we cannot use this to remove unstackable items.

If you tell the key item you're wanting to change, people may help you with that.

I think you can use the pattern method I described above. I never tested that though with Grasta Fragment and Crystal though. I simply exchange Opuses for them. I tested currency.cat_coin though and it should work.

Here is an alternative way to obtain the item ID, if my old method doesn't work. 1. Use the normal Nopaew hack to find the ID of the Chant Script (find the BuyingAmount variable, select Chant Script in the shop, then get the value of the variable 8 addresses above the BuyingAmount). 2. Do a search using that ID (there should be less than 10 results), then inspect each result (Go To, then scroll up a bit). One of the result should have this pattern: 114D 5D 0D 0D 0D <Chant Script ID> 113D <Chant Script Text ID> Note that this pattern can be different from device to device, and maybe version to version, but I'm pretty sure on the same version / same device it should be the same. Therefore, you may not need to perform step 1 and step 2 for another item. 3. Take a note of the pattern, then do the text search, e.g: :job_rank_item.zodiac_amenouzume, then filter by :. , there should be less than 10 result. Inspect each result (Go To, then scroll up a bit) and look for similar pattern => save the Potential ID. 4. You can do another search using the Potential ID, if there is a similar number of search results (e.g: if the Chant Script search gives you 7-8 records, this should as well gives you 7-8), then you can be confident that the Potential ID is the ID of your the provided text ID. Note: you can also turn step 3 into a group search. e.g: 114D;5D;0D;0D;0D;113D;Q'job_rank_item.zodiac_amenouzume'::50 (this basically means: search for a group that have this exact order of these values: 114, 5, 0, 0, 0, 113, then job_rank_item.zodiac_ameneouzume within 50 addresses). Filter by 113, then Go To, the ID should be just above the var with value 113. This would save you the hassle of looking through each search result, but you have to type long search query.

Was you able to locate the item ID similar to the method I used? I couldn't find the record with similar pattern using this method for this opus. I still able to find it for a few others though. If you can confirm that you're using the same method, I'll try again on emulator.

Some good IDs: currency.cat_coin (Cat coins) ability_orb_material.special_s (Special grasta piece) ability_orb_material.special_m (Special grasta crystal)

Oh I see it now. The record on the list doesn't update, but the title on the left side updates.

So the shop view reloads only upon opening. Now I understand why I couldn't replace the items in the shop before. This doesn't look convenient, since the amount variable changes every time the shop reloads.

Just try what I suggest, use the items at 8 and 6 addresses above the buy amount variable instead of 10 and 8 like what you're doing.

Different devices handle these addresses differently, as you can see the values on my screenshots also look different than the values in the video. Sometimes, I also encountered the problem where the pointer variables are not shown in purple. Here are a few things you can try: Ensure you're using the arm64-v8a version from apkpure. If you download the default one, it may be the armeabi-v7a version. Save all the addresses above the buying amount variables, then click different items in the shop to see how these values change You can see that there are many values with the hex value: B4000075h or B4000076h, these are similar to the value 120D in my screenshots, so usually the value above them are what you're interested in I think in your stream video, the values you're looking for are at these 2 addresses: 75591C1E08 (8 addresses above the buying amount) and 75591C1E10 (6 addresses above the buying amount). Try the text search first, to see how the item IDs look like, and find the numbers that look similar.

For people who're still watching this thread: I don't know to replace the selling items on Nopaew shop, but I was able to find a way to get the IDs of the items, and was successfully get the Cat Express Ticket. Basically, on this thread there are 3 things: Hack Nopaew existing items to buy a lot of it without gems: https://sbupload.com/ea247239cf61d449 Hack Red / Green keys by locking the IDs: https://pixeldrain.com/u/YmYyqKaK Hack items that are not in Nopaew shop by swapping the IDs, this is similar to the 2nd hack, except that you have to find the IDs for the items you want. I'll give the steps to get the IDs you want in step 3, but I'm too lazy to record a video. If anyone can do it successfully and have the time, please help record and upload a video. I would rather share this with everyone or let the developers fix it, than letting shameless people getting benefits from this. Here are the steps: Download and install apk from apkpure, select the armv8 architecture. This step may not be required, it's simply the version I use since I cannot download from Google Play. Follow the 2nd hack, you should save 3 variables: amount of item, the top 2 pointers (purple color). I believe that only the 2nd is needed, but haven't tested. Search for the ID of the item you want to swap, I hacked only the Cat Express Ticket, so I'll share it: Cat Express Ticket has a text ID: dungeon_ticket.skip Search using :dungeon_ticket.skip (note the semicolon in the beginning, it means text search) Refine the search with :. (semicolon, then dot) There should be 2 - 6 items left Tap on one of the results, then select Go To On this screen, you can tap on the top right corner, in the screenshot, it's where the h,S,D,F is showing. You can config how to display the values for the addresses in this screen, you should tick the Hex, String and DWORD boxes Scroll it down a few addresses, pass the end of the text ID a bit, you should see 2 pointer variables (purple) As in the screenshots, the 2 values you're looking for are 505 087 712 and 504 682 272, on my device, I can easily identify them because there are two 120D value under them, it could be different on different devices If you cannot find these ID, try with other search results Once you have the 2 values, replace the 2 pointer variables you saved before with these values, in their respective order. Like I said, probably only the latter matters but I didn't test. Continue with the hack I'm not good at Game Guardian so these steps are not that refined, and as you can see, it doesn't change the items sold in Nopaew like in the screenshots of the guys who cracked it, but the result should be the same. I hope from these steps, some smart people will refine it and share more detailed steps with everyone. You can use the same steps to hack Opus, and I guess it's possible to hack Cat Coin this way too. All the memoirs should have the prefix: job_rank_item, (e.g: job_rank_item.zodiac_fellislord, job_rank_item.zodiac_blazehero...). You can use text search to find all of them. Another way may be to unzip the downloaded APK file, there should be a localization file that would contain similar IDs. I'll leave that to other people, as for me the skip tickets are enough, as I believe the ability to skip dungeons should be free for everyone, I don't appreciate WFS lock it behind pay wall.

Think you could hack Another Eden, Angel? It's a gacha game. I suggested this because it's pretty similar to DayR in term of implementation. It's kind of an offline game that requires internet connection to save constantly. The gacha stuff is server side but everything else (the grind) is client side, so you may learn a thing or two trying to hack it.