i was woundering if i hire a coder to make me a hack for my eyes only would my hack get patched how does this work
it woud eventually get patched... but when that happens u can have him make u a new 1
oh can a coder make a auto updater ????
They change some address
oh i was looking there is alot of sites that you can get coders but some look expensive 20 $ a hour i better get something amazing for that amount of money
Hack = fail.
And yes, I'm saying this on a hackers site.
Originally Posted by Asians
Hack = fail.
And yes, I'm saying this on a hackers site.
ddb take your asian loveing spam spitting self out of here hacks are awsome just when they are not done to me but when i have them im happy
$20 an hour?!?!?!
That's ridiculous
Just learn to code yourself >_______>
Originally Posted by BSG.Flash
$20 an hour?!?!?!
That's ridiculous
Just learn to code yourself >_______>
i am im going to learn c++ and java but will take time
Originally Posted by dk173
i am im going to learn c++ and java but will take time
D3D coding >______________>
Originally Posted by BSG.Flash
D3D coding >______________>
i havent had info in d3d coding how hard is it and what kind of hacks can you make with it and what kind of coding is d3d
Originally Posted by dk173
i havent had info in d3d coding how hard is it and what kind of hacks can you make with it and what kind of coding is d3d
D3d isn't a fucking coding language
You first have to know a coding language, then you can learn how to hook DirectX with it
patch is not a problem for me i make new d3d hacks after patches
It will be patched as soon as there is an update with adress-change..
Or there should be auto-update..
Originally Posted by Puffin
It will be patched as soon as there is an update with adress-change..
Or there should be auto-update..
It isn't patched then, the hacks are just outdated.
You only have to update the addresses and you're done.
It is patched if the method you used can not be used anymore without being detected or causing d/c. There will probably be other methods to get /nearly/ the same effect tho.