The MPGH Initiative

We are now paying coders for writing exclusive VIP hacks.

WarRock: Taken
Counter Strike Source: $100 USD/mo
Call of Duty 4: $100 USD/mo
Battlefield 2: $100 USD/mo
Combat Arms: $100 USD/mo

These will grow if you do a great job, and attract new VIP members.

The hacks must be D3D hacks. You MUST provide us with a source code. You must update a hack within 24 hours of an update. Failure to do so will result in deduction of $5 USD for 3 days straight, then you will loose your monthly check, and possibly your coder position. It's up to you if you want to write a signature/address scanner.

More information:
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/7-news_ann...new_staff.html
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/7-news_ann...vip_coder.html

Actually, its 24 hours after update.

Edited thread as appropriate.

I dont think anyone can do that except you guys. Most members are here just for hacks . As they cant make em :P.

Lots of people can

like Jetamay

Yeah i ment like members not mods ;P i know jetamay can d.vel.oper , thats all i know of.

The fact is, if you implement a sig scanner, it shouldn't take more then an hour to fix the problem unless there has been really big update. The signature scanner isn't hard to make, but now I have to start hexing offsets, which is a bitch. The good thing is after I get it done it won't be hard to maintain the hack.

Originally Posted by radnomguywfq3

The fact is, if you implement a sig scanner, it shouldn't take more then an hour to fix the problem unless there has been really big update. The signature scanner isn't hard to make, but now I have to start hexing offsets, which is a bitch. The good thing is after I get it done it won't be hard to maintain the hack.

What are you talking about lmao we where talking about who can make D3D hacks lulz.

Fetish -- err, Dice. A signature can be many things, what I mean by signature is an array of bytes. =/ In simple terms. Auto-updating addresses.

I have one question, what if were going on a vacation over the summer holiday, I have one coming up next week. By then I would have implemented and finished the signature scanner, but it might need some maintaining depends on how radically warrock decides to update. The way it was built should make it really easy to update if the signatures are changed or not working.