Originally Posted by UltraBeef
Still though, what's your method so far for searching for the value?
Originally Posted by UltraBeef
Credit Hacking
Originally Posted by UltraBeef
Originally Posted by Nono
how did you manage to find the address mate?
Pendo, can't you do it by packet editing?
Pendo, can't you do it by packet editing?
I found the address by doing the following:
Getting to the end of a mission
Set the speed to 0.1
then walk into the space pod thingie
as soon as you see credits on the right set speed to 0 and search for the value, setting value type as ALL
when you get a load of values just quickly switch it to 0.1 then back to 0 and put in the new credit value
eventually you will end up with 1 or 2 addresses that you can change, but as soon as they are changed they will be reverted back to the original credit value.
Originally Posted by sheely69
I found the address by doing the following:
Getting to the end of a mission
Set the speed to 0.1
then walk into the space pod thingie
as soon as you see credits on the right set speed to 0 and search for the value, setting value type as ALL
when you get a load of values just quickly switch it to 0.1 then back to 0 and put in the new credit value
eventually you will end up with 1 or 2 addresses that you can change, but as soon as they are changed they will be reverted back to the original credit value.
Getting to the end of a mission
Set the speed to 0.1
then walk into the space pod thingie
as soon as you see credits on the right set speed to 0 and search for the value, setting value type as ALL
when you get a load of values just quickly switch it to 0.1 then back to 0 and put in the new credit value
eventually you will end up with 1 or 2 addresses that you can change, but as soon as they are changed they will be reverted back to the original credit value.
Originally Posted by UltraBeef
Doesn't that just search for the non-encrypted value, or even just the visual value? If so, you can't do much with that actual value, unless it's possible to trace it back to where the value is being encrypted.
Originally Posted by Pendo
This actually gives me an idea.
Originally Posted by UltraBeef
Doesn't that just search for the non-encrypted value, or even just the visual value? If so, you can't do much with that actual value, unless it's possible to trace it back to where the value is being encrypted.
We have to have a way to guess the value before going to the pod thingy.. Like in the middle of the mission.
Originally Posted by UltraBeef
Do tell. I'm all ears to help out wherever I can. Just seeing what accesses and writes to the value is a possibility, but I think that only works to a certain degree.
Originally Posted by Pendo
Perhaps searching for the hexadecimal of the number would yield better results? Simply tic the "hex" box in Cheat Engine and search for the hex values.
Originally Posted by UltraBeef
That doesn't change the fact that the value is encrypted, hexadecimal or not. I was looking at trying to search for a unknown initial value and just searching for 'changed value' or 'unchanged value' but then again, I don't even know what value the end of mission rewards changes. The only possibility I see is somehow to trace it back as I said before, but I have no clue how to even start on doing this. To be honest, at the moment I'm completely stuck on this.
You need address for the end of the mission credits since the address change every time when we play new mission(or play again)?
Originally Posted by sheely69
I don't know if it changes every time, but I got these two:
Originally Posted by Pendo
Do you remember what mission these are from? It might be mission specific.
Why don't we update the old credits hack? i think it a bit easy than searching for credit.
Originally Posted by whitegun
Why don't we update the old credits hack? i think it a bit easy than searching for credit.
Honestly, at this point, it's easier to use the void key trick and just do Exterminate III missions. That combined with the hacks available gives you so much credits it's unreal.
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