HelpCracking CS:GO

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Cracking CS:GO
First of all, no. If i ever get to finish this i won't public post the crack. And i'm here to ask questions.

Anyways, how we all know VALVe uses it's CEG (I think that was the name) to protect the client.dll (Which in the beta, causes the game to automatically closes at start menu). If i'm not wrong, i already addressed where the issue can be (Oh god, tell me i'm not wrong ):

128FEF9F() (Address where "break" is made).

Well, seems to be fine. Now. I don't know what else to do after this, i think i'm sure that there's the issue. But then, how do i continue? How i avoid the client.dll crash the whole game? It's possible to inject something in the DLL / Game to avoid the anti-piracy stuff?

I'd appreciate some help, i'm starting to love this of cracking stuff. Lol.
anti piracy is unrelating to hacking. so go wild.
When did i say "hacking"? Learn to read, i said CRACKING.
in the context you used it in i assumed you ment hacking. what are you trying to accomplish by "cracking"?
Most likely, remove the CEG (Custom Executable Generation), so it's possible to run the game on any computer without that **** crash at the menu.
that would be illegal most likely. to bypass the ceg you would have to patch the instructions causing you to crash.
example: function in game tests to see if the ceg is valid or w/e. returns false if not. patch it to always return true
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that would be illegal most likely. to bypass the ceg you would have to patch the instructions causing you to crash.
example: function in game tests to see if the ceg is valid or w/e. returns false if not. patch it to always return true
I would love it to be that easy. VALVe wouldn't be that stupid to do true/false.
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I would love it to be that easy. VALVe wouldn't be that stupid to do true/false.
It will need to be either a 1 or 0, true or false...

Or maybe it can be an exaggerated value such as 2358203958..

But you would usually return a true/false value...
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