One of the games I play requires fairly repetitive tapping, and in a recent update they made it so that auto clickers are detected for every game mode. I have been able to bypass it sometimes by spam tapping the prompt, it works for about 2 mins but then the prompt just gets spammed right back. I was wondering if it is possible with GG to disable this prompt and/or auto click detection completely so I can keep using it. Or any other solutions without using GG, if it doesn't work. Figure this is one of the few places I can get help with cheating. In the meantime I am going to mess around with the auto clicker app and see if I can do it that way.
I've already tried searching for changing values after closing the prompt, and I was only able to get it down to 300 addresses. I tried freezing all of them but the prompt still popped up the next time I tried, then the app crashed.
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One of the games I play requires fairly repetitive tapping, and in a recent update they made it so that auto clickers are detected for every game mode. I have been able to bypass it sometimes by spam tapping the prompt, it works for about 2 mins but then the prompt just gets spammed right back. I was wondering if it is possible with GG to disable this prompt and/or auto click detection completely so I can keep using it. Or any other solutions without using GG, if it doesn't work. Figure this is one of the few places I can get help with cheating. In the meantime I am going to mess around with the auto clicker app and see if I can do it that way.
I've already tried searching for changing values after closing the prompt, and I was only able to get it down to 300 addresses. I tried freezing all of them but the prompt still popped up the next time I tried, then the app crashed.
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