NoFear

I don't develope and I know 0 coding. That's why I prefer game specific help. Or I can give examples for what to attempt. I've hacked MANY games and have an idea how certain games might work or how certain developers have done things in the past.

It's supposed to be a members helping members type of situation. The problem we face is the lack of "skilled" GG users. And the skill gap. I don't mind helping users, but I'm not really here to help teach the basics of the app. If users have the basic concept or take an effort to read and watch everything that teaches you the basic functions, I'll help. It's the laziness of new members wanting help on functions that with a quick search would give an answer. And I'll be honest, I'm more likely to put more time and effort into something for an active member vs non active.

Gem prices are in hex. So if you do a utf16 search of price, you'll find it. When you find the location of the price, it will be like this... Dword value = number of digits in price. So if item is 600 gems, this dword will be 3. Then the next dword is 0 Then then next dword line is the price. You could search instead of utf16 600 Byte search 3d;0d;54;48;48::13 Then you can filter by 54byte value. Now when you edit, edit the 54 to 45 And then I would only do 5 digits after that and make -99999 Then change dword to 6,now it is 6 digits. But item and collect gems. Enjoy Merry Christmas

Try older apk? They might've patched it already. Try editing to 00000000

The fuzzy looked to the known would be useful. I'll admit, many times I did known and forgot to change value type. And the memory range selection, that would be nice. I've scrolled through that before too help minimize junk results with small value searches.

The very first value: The timer for the next wave, do unknown float (decreased) I think it was. And when you find it, freezing the value stops the timer. Then nearby is a pointer to that first value.

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Trial and error and hacked and attempted to hack MANY MANY MANY games. When I first started, I was noob and didn't do anything fancy. Heh. I can teach. But it helps if you already know a decent amount. I don't want to do anything basic for teaching.

Haha. I've just been doing it a long time and some many games. Just learn as I go really. And back to the 2000 hex thing. Easier way to search and edit if it is a dword with hex. I would byte search 4d;50;48;48;48::21 Then edit the dword only to 9. Then do a text utf search for the 2000 and edit all to 999999999 If game crashes, the value after the last digit, might have to be left blank (dword 0). If your edit goes into the middle of the next string, can cause problems. Sometimes I would find the EXACT VALUE, goto address and the string after, I would make all 0, then edit the value correctly.

So, if hex, above the hex value is usually a dword value. That tells the game how many decimal places to look to for the value. So 2000,dword 4 should be above it. Make it 9 and then you can make the 2000 become 999,999,999.

I found the values before hand, and that was the pattern that seemed constant. And the very first value, might be different. When I goto address, maybe see if you can utf8 or utf16 search the text you see at that address location.

The pointer above the 2nd, I chose because it was the closest. And the above that was 0 the I believe a header. To make the inapp free, find something in the game that costs regular currency. Might need to do utf16 searches. Then replaces pointers for the regular currency items with inapp. Sometimes not that easy...

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The address above at 5:25 is like a "header". Like the value above utf search. These values will repeat. If you scroll you'll see that exact value appear again. When you see that, typically is an address that something is pointing to. So searching hex will give you the values pointing to it. I didn't know if the 1st or 2nd was the "correct" value. Edit:the nearby values, following the dame exact pattern. To value is pointed too and next 2 are values pointing to an item. The key is to pay close attentions to patterns and repeating values. Side note: When selecting character, search 0 when you select 1st,search 1 when you select second... Etc etc. You'll have 1 dword value, select character 0 or 1 and freeze value to either 2 or 3. Then continue, you'll unlock that character you freeze it to.

Developers can and will report them as copyright infringement. Keeping unlisted, helps prevent that. 1strike = 6months probation. No unlisted videos allowed and another strike during that = ban. It's more to protect my account.

Nmcore process is somehow attached/monitoring the main process. Essentially ptrace, which with this protection, gg can't be used. Also, nmss, one of the toughest to break/bypass.

You figure that out, how it is encrypted, then that would be great. Not sure if there is a string we can search in utf16 that would uncover the encryption method.

Yea utf8. The 4999000 as txt, dword or float. It can vary. Lets say 49.99 buys you 25,000 gems. You've searched for that 25,000 every possible way and cannot find it. So, you find the inapp pointers. Nearby will either be the 25,000 encrypted or a pointer that points to an encrypted value that = 25,000. Once you figure that out, now see if the encryption for another inapp is similar. If you find a pattern, you can now start to learn the encryption method or how to find encrypted values easier.

I would say 99% do... If you search the price in utf16 and have no results, just do regular text. If neither work start search for the price on "micro" form. So if 49.99, search 4999000. Typically if I can't find any value in a game, I start looking to the inapp. Because really good chance you can find it. Then use that to see patterns and how values are protected. Then work from that to find others.

Pointers are typically organized. The $5.99 is the very end, that's not going to point to anything. The value above it, typically repeats above other groups of values in that same area. Then when I search the hex of the address, this is values pointing to that address. Usually pointers are grouped together, and then above will be the address of what is pointing to those. The value I always copy the address location of, is a repeating value. If I kept scrolling you'll keep seeing that value. Stay between those, if you start followings values below the next "header" or above the header you are on, you'll be following pointers for a different thing. The values I was editing to 0, seeing if that effecting the price. The last 2 values, one might determine price and 1 might determine the item (could be wrong). Might be price only and the values earlier determines the item. At this point, I would find items that cost regular currency and start finding similar pointers and start copying the inapp pointers to the ingame purchase ones.

Stickman legend. I'll do that. Again, I might not be successful in video, but will give everyone an idea of how I think and work on new games.

I'm thinking the point of my video isn't pointers alone... But the approach I take to hacking games and how I "find" pointers and what is useful. If I do a game I know, it won't help anyone for I am not learning as I go. The point is to show how I begin to find anything in a game.

Ok. Won't be shadow fight 2,only because I have done it before. I want the video to be with something I truly have never done. So I don't go into it knowing some info.

If you can think of a game that this would be a good video for, let me know. Edit : Video doesn't mean I'll be successful in hacking. Just the approach I take on finding hacks.