Xerocide

No anti-cheat can stay 100% effective given enough time. Keep on doing what you do best

I have not been able to hack my actual coins but I was able to freeze my hp which enables you to just go to hell mode and free farm coins for as long as you want. It's not nearly as effective but I don't necessarily know how to crack apks. Just search for your health, take damage, fuzzy search for smaller value and repeat til you find what you're looking for. Hope this helps until someone gets around to cracking it.

Is there an ad-free version of 5.5 with a different package name? Noticed I couldn't freeze values when I was playing with some things earlier.

This is really great! Is there a change log of what other new/different features are in the newest version?

So you're telling you're developing something we will find useful but don't even say if it's cheating-related or anything more? C'mon man, you gotta give us a bit more detail than that. Perhaps a hackme type app like the tutorial for Cheat Engine for PC?

The ad-free version of GG is still not detected by Zenonia 4 1.0.8. Just a heads up.

Is this the same process you use in the modded games you release?

I suggested this same feature in my post and all I got was that it wouldn't work because of low-end devices.

The one about a high-end version of GameGuardian. I don't know much about coding in Java so I don't know how difficult it would be to implement those features but for us dual/quad core users it would be very nice to see some added features if our devices can handle them.

Not to be rude but we got pretty off-topic and my most recent question was never answered.

Yeah, I was thinking my phone has ROMs that can use SD Card for swap space. Android can and DOES do it I've got no 4G LTE though. Heck, not even WIMAX where I live and it is horrible.

I easily get 15+ hours out of my Samsung Epic (original with keyboard) running CM9 with moderate use throughout the day. I'm sitting at 41% after 13 hours right now. I actually get great battery life on my phone and I haven't had to sacrifice any performance to get it. Wouldn't using the SD card for swap space be bad for GameGuardian anyway because of how slow the R/W speeds of SD cards are? It would take ages to finish a search. But to stay on topic, would a high-end version be out of the question entirely? Not so familiar with how Android stores addresses but does it use pointers like Windows? I don't think we'll see an Android equivalent of Cheat Engine for a while but if we had the ability to disassemble like Cheat Engine can we could find pointers and that would solve the addresses changing problem that so many games seem to have.

I was referring to Cheat Engine for PC. As far as I know GameCIH doesn't have those features either but I only used it briefly before discovering GameGuardian so I am not entirely sure. Well, I guess the CPU and memory issues mentioned don't affect me as much because the device I use is a Galaxy Tab 10.1 overclocked to 1.4 ghz which is plenty of processing power (almost equivalent to my 3 year old laptop) to do that sort of search. Although I only have 1 GB of RAM which I do not know if that would be enough memory to store the search results between searches.

I'm not quite sure where else to put this so I hope this is the correct place. If not feel free to move it to a more appropriate location. A couple of features I would like to see are: The ability to choose a byte type (2 bytes, 4 bytes, double, etc) The ability to refine a fuzzy search by a certain value (increased by 3, decreased by 10, etc) A way to enter the speed level manually (There is a lot of difference between 100 and 1000) A way to add more than one address to the list at a time (multiselect) A way to manipulate more than one address at a time (It's very tedious to change a list of 100+ addresses one at a time and sometimes it's difficult to refine to less than that) I love GameGuardian so far but if it had a few more features in line with what something like Cheat Engine offers it would be a much more powerful tool.

A way to prevent crashing after about 30 seconds is to just return the game to normal speed for about 3 seconds after every ~20 seconds of 1000x speed. You can repeat this to reduce the upgrade time of buildings from 60 hours to around 10 minutes if done properly.