Is GreenLuma detected?

All my friends who used GL get banned on this banwave. This friends who have only hacked save (with me), still don't have ban. I do not know how they detect GL, but it's probably not a coincidence. I think that in other games it is still safe.

Originally Posted by Darkdania

All my friends who used GL get banned on this banwave. This friends who have only hacked save (with me), still don't have ban. I do not know how they detect GL, but it's probably not a coincidence. I think that in other games it is still safe.

They used a code to detect the blacklisted App "GreenLuma". If you startup the game, the checks are processed.

i havent got banned yet, but its not working for me anymore ( i only used for golden feng min, and the latest chapters)

Originally Posted by anonymouss3221

Just curious, is this DBD specific, or can all games that are protected by EAC detect and ban for using GL?

I think it's just Dead by Daylight for right now.

Mathieu even stated in the developer stream the day after I was banned (April 26th) that they'd updated the EAC files so that less hacking/cheating would occur.

I've used GLR to play Friday the 13th: The Game a couple of times and that also uses EAC. No signs of a ban, yet.

Originally Posted by ERDGERDGRgergrgregrga

I think it's just Dead by Daylight for right now.

Mathieu even stated in the developer stream the day after I was banned (April 26th) that they'd updated the EAC files so that less hacking/cheating would occur.

I've used GLR to play Friday the 13th: The Game a couple of times and that also uses EAC. No signs of a ban, yet.

I'm using greenluma for dying light, which uses eac too, and i am also not banned.

Seems to be dbd specific even though I would not understand why that would be. Like, if they'd kind of add it to their "not allowed programs", I would think they'd update their software across the board. Except it's solely up to the developers to implement the newer versions.

Using GreenLuma from 2011 to present with a small break on december '17 to june '17 after GreenLuma was relaunched with a prefix Reborn. Not a single account was banned for using it and i was legit hackin all dlc's in all possible games and exploiting family sharing with it.

Your problem probably is saying to someone that you are using it or just get reported.

Does anyone have any more info on this? I used it to unlock some DLC on the 26th of July but I never actually played any games with it unlocked. Will I get banned or should I be in the clear now?

It's risky as eac detects a dll that greenluma is injecting. I suggest you to reinstall steam or even if you want to be 100% sure reinstall windows

Originally Posted by wowzer22

A lot of people that have been getting banned have said that they've used Greenluma. Some people haven't done any hacking at all, but used Greenluma and got detected. Is Greenluma behind all the bans? Is it safe to use it? I really don't want to use Steamcrack, or buy all the DLCS again.

I've been using SteamCrack for the past year, all DLCs unlocked. It's been perfectly fine for me and it's still seemingly undetected. Why would you not use it?

Because greenluma was better imo, now we use steamcrack cause we have no choice

Yes, GreenLuma is detected. I only used GreenLuma for last 4-5 months and got banned on an account.

banishment yes

I used this crap for only 3 days of dead by daylight and I took ban the next day! Simply easy to detect ... Frustrating

Originally Posted by pedro09312

I used this crap for only 3 days of dead by daylight and I took ban the next day! Simply easy to detect ... Frustrating

It should've been obvious since it's not even pinned here anymore.

Take more precautions before you do something like that again.

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Originally Posted by xMikeV2

I'm using greenluma for dying light, which uses eac too, and i am also not banned.

Seems to be dbd specific even though I would not understand why that would be. Like, if they'd kind of add it to their "not allowed programs", I would think they'd update their software across the board. Except it's solely up to the developers to implement the newer versions.

Dying Light doesn't use EAC, I think you got EAC confused with VAC.

As far as GLR, I think Dead by Daylight and PUBG (surprise!) are the only games that ban players for using GLR. I'm keeping a list updated on my GitHub for blacklisted and whitelisted games if anyone's interested. https://github.com/linkthehylian/Gre...eborn-App/wikiⓘ

Also, they're not gonna add "not allowed programs". Their excuse (mostly EAC's) is that it would enable "us" players to cheat more. Which is true in most cases. But honestly should we care ?

Originally Posted by ERDGERDGRgergrgregrga

It should've been obvious since it's not even pinned here anymore.

Take more precautions before you do something like that again.

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Dying Light doesn't use EAC, I think you got EAC confused with VAC.

As far as GLR, I think Dead by Daylight and PUBG (surprise!) are the only games that ban players for using GLR. I'm keeping a list updated on my GitHub for blacklisted and whitelisted games if anyone's interested. https://github.com/linkthehylian/Gre...eborn-App/wiki

Also, they're not gonna add "not allowed programs". Their excuse (mostly EAC's) is that it would enable "us" players to cheat more. Which is true in most cases. But honestly should we care ?

This must be something new then in that case? i used GreenLuma a few months back and i basically used alot of exclusives and shit and i never got banned at all, still playing. What does EAC react to when using luma though, the DLL?
And yeah also, since the golden feng min and i believe bloodletting isnt an inventory item, isnt it safe to get them or?

Risky to use GL

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