People really need to learn how to read before commenting lol
OutdatedDbd Engine bypass 8.5
is this program any use if we used steamcrack by unlocking all dlc's on dbd? are logs still being sent to the developer?
Originally Posted by Null
People really need to learn how to read before commenting lol
"Preventing log files from being sent to devs" is pretty ambiguous.. What log files? What is being logged, what is being prevented from being sent? Will the developers know some players aren't sending log files and raise suspicion?
Calling this a bypass when it's not really bypassing anything is misleading as well. Generally when people here talk about a bypass, they're talking about bypassing EAC. All this is doing is preventing some files from being sent to the devs, and it's hasn't really proven that is effective for doing anything anyways.
If theres proof that someone is using this to avoid being banned, then maybe it could be considered a bypass and somewhat useful.. But from the looks of it, the purpose of this program seems somewhat vague.
misleading title
Originally Posted by richardhur
The OP doesn't really make it clear what's being blocked.
"Preventing log files from being sent to devs" is pretty ambiguous.. What log files? What is being logged, what is being prevented from being sent? Will the developers know some players aren't sending log files and raise suspicion?
Calling this a bypass when it's not really bypassing anything is misleading as well. Generally when people here talk about a bypass, they're talking about bypassing EAC. All this is doing is preventing some files from being sent to the devs, and it's hasn't really proven that is effective for doing anything anyways.
If theres proof that someone is using this to avoid being banned, then maybe it could be considered a bypass and somewhat useful.. But from the looks of it, the purpose of this program seems somewhat vague.
"Preventing log files from being sent to devs" is pretty ambiguous.. What log files? What is being logged, what is being prevented from being sent? Will the developers know some players aren't sending log files and raise suspicion?
Calling this a bypass when it's not really bypassing anything is misleading as well. Generally when people here talk about a bypass, they're talking about bypassing EAC. All this is doing is preventing some files from being sent to the devs, and it's hasn't really proven that is effective for doing anything anyways.
If theres proof that someone is using this to avoid being banned, then maybe it could be considered a bypass and somewhat useful.. But from the looks of it, the purpose of this program seems somewhat vague.
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Originally Posted by Null
People really need to learn how to read before commenting lol
In the answers that asked him if this served to avoid the Ban, it is clear that he does not do it, and says the creator that serves for this.
What it does is simply modify the configuration of the Unreal Engine, it does not even affect DbD at all and of course much less EAC. I really do not find much use of this program. But anyway.
Originally Posted by richardhur
The OP doesn't really make it clear what's being blocked.
"Preventing log files from being sent to devs" is pretty ambiguous.. What log files? What is being logged, what is being prevented from being sent? Will the developers know some players aren't sending log files and raise suspicion?
Calling this a bypass when it's not really bypassing anything is misleading as well. Generally when people here talk about a bypass, they're talking about bypassing EAC. All this is doing is preventing some files from being sent to the devs, and it's hasn't really proven that is effective for doing anything anyways.
If theres proof that someone is using this to avoid being banned, then maybe it could be considered a bypass and somewhat useful.. But from the looks of it, the purpose of this program seems somewhat vague.
"Preventing log files from being sent to devs" is pretty ambiguous.. What log files? What is being logged, what is being prevented from being sent? Will the developers know some players aren't sending log files and raise suspicion?
Calling this a bypass when it's not really bypassing anything is misleading as well. Generally when people here talk about a bypass, they're talking about bypassing EAC. All this is doing is preventing some files from being sent to the devs, and it's hasn't really proven that is effective for doing anything anyways.
If theres proof that someone is using this to avoid being banned, then maybe it could be considered a bypass and somewhat useful.. But from the looks of it, the purpose of this program seems somewhat vague.
NEED HELP
Hai teamspeak o *******? che ho un piccolo problema sull'installazione
Originally Posted by FoxKar
Hai teamspeak o *******? che ho un piccolo problema sull'installazione
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Originally Posted by ixuatl
I support you, it really is not clear, nor does it specify what it does. I had to reverse engineer to know exactly what it does and not much.
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Why? if he does not even do what he says he does.
In the answers that asked him if this served to avoid the Ban, it is clear that he does not do it, and says the creator that serves for this.
What it does is simply modify the configuration of the Unreal Engine, it does not even affect DbD at all and of course much less EAC. I really do not find much use of this program. But anyway.
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Why? if he does not even do what he says he does.
In the answers that asked him if this served to avoid the Ban, it is clear that he does not do it, and says the creator that serves for this.
What it does is simply modify the configuration of the Unreal Engine, it does not even affect DbD at all and of course much less EAC. I really do not find much use of this program. But anyway.
so can any1 drop pls, saveeditor? i have bypass (now), so i need SAFE save <3 /
Originally Posted by a s_h
so can any1 drop pls, saveeditor? i have bypass (now), so i need SAFE save <3 /
Originally Posted by System32ita_
I wrote all in the description, my program change 2 .ini files and another 1, so, it can help you, there are a lot of information that dbd send to Devs, if you think my program is not helpfull, don't use it
Well there's been a lot of questions asked that you've mainly ignored, or replied with vaguely worded answers... "my program change 2 .ini files and another 1, so, it can help you"... Wtf does that even mean?
Here's the most important question you have yet to answer:
What proof do you have that this tool can prevent someone from being banned?
What proof do you have that blocking those ini files won't get you banned?
I'm gonna have to agree with everyone else here. What exactly does this program do?, does it actually bypass the encryption protocols put in-place on certain game files so you can edit them and change in-game values yourself?, does it just stop log files being sent to the devs?, (reports, certain feedback, etc, etc) the description is a bit too vague i think.
Basically, if the program bypasses any encrypted files then we'll have access to in-game files which may allow us to change certain values like the Killer's red stain or the amount of fog on the map. I think they'd keep any important ones like actual game-changing features such as the Killer or Survivor's movement speed, action speed, damage, stun durations, etc, etc server-side. They'd be VERY foolish to not keep such valuable assets server-side and i haven't known a single game dev be that stupid to store them client-side and allow them to be editable if any encryptions are bypassed.
Or, if the program halts certain information being sent to the devs then it would mean that information such as in-game reports will not be sent to the devs or any info that's similar. May prevent all info being sent back to them, who knows?.
There's no need to insult the OP over the vague description or get mad when he's trying to give you a more accurate description. It's probably obvious that English isn't the OP's first language since he's from Italy so cut the attitudes and use some common sense. This isn't a BP hack, that should be obvious.
Basically, if the program bypasses any encrypted files then we'll have access to in-game files which may allow us to change certain values like the Killer's red stain or the amount of fog on the map. I think they'd keep any important ones like actual game-changing features such as the Killer or Survivor's movement speed, action speed, damage, stun durations, etc, etc server-side. They'd be VERY foolish to not keep such valuable assets server-side and i haven't known a single game dev be that stupid to store them client-side and allow them to be editable if any encryptions are bypassed.
Or, if the program halts certain information being sent to the devs then it would mean that information such as in-game reports will not be sent to the devs or any info that's similar. May prevent all info being sent back to them, who knows?.
There's no need to insult the OP over the vague description or get mad when he's trying to give you a more accurate description. It's probably obvious that English isn't the OP's first language since he's from Italy so cut the attitudes and use some common sense. This isn't a BP hack, that should be obvious.
Originally Posted by IVIalicious
I'm gonna have to agree with everyone else here. What exactly does this program do?, does it actually bypass the encryption protocols put in-place on certain game files so you can edit them and change in-game values yourself?, does it just stop log files being sent to the devs?, (reports, certain feedback, etc, etc) the description is a bit too vague i think.
Basically, if the program bypasses any encrypted files then we'll have access to in-game files which may allow us to change certain values like the Killer's red stain or the amount of fog on the map. I think they'd keep any important ones like actual game-changing features such as the Killer or Survivor's movement speed, action speed, damage, stun durations, etc, etc server-side. They'd be VERY foolish to not keep such valuable assets server-side and i haven't known a single game dev be that stupid to store them client-side and allow them to be editable if any encryptions are bypassed.
Or, if the program halts certain information being sent to the devs then it would mean that information such as in-game reports will not be sent to the devs or any info that's similar. May prevent all info being sent back to them, who knows?.
There's no need to insult the OP over the vague description or get mad when he's trying to give you a more accurate description. It's probably obvious that English isn't the OP's first language since he's from Italy so cut the attitudes and use some common sense. This isn't a BP hack, that should be obvious.
Basically, if the program bypasses any encrypted files then we'll have access to in-game files which may allow us to change certain values like the Killer's red stain or the amount of fog on the map. I think they'd keep any important ones like actual game-changing features such as the Killer or Survivor's movement speed, action speed, damage, stun durations, etc, etc server-side. They'd be VERY foolish to not keep such valuable assets server-side and i haven't known a single game dev be that stupid to store them client-side and allow them to be editable if any encryptions are bypassed.
Or, if the program halts certain information being sent to the devs then it would mean that information such as in-game reports will not be sent to the devs or any info that's similar. May prevent all info being sent back to them, who knows?.
There's no need to insult the OP over the vague description or get mad when he's trying to give you a more accurate description. It's probably obvious that English isn't the OP's first language since he's from Italy so cut the attitudes and use some common sense. This isn't a BP hack, that should be obvious.
Originally Posted by System32ita_
It just stop log files being sent to the devs, nothing more, nothing less
This thread should be closed. The OP won't go into detail about what his program does, and doesn't provide any proof that its useful whatsoever.
At best it does nothing.
At worst it misleads people to think they can cheat in DBD without getting caught. Calling this a bypass is a careless overstatement that could get people banned.
At best it does nothing.
At worst it misleads people to think they can cheat in DBD without getting caught. Calling this a bypass is a careless overstatement that could get people banned.
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