It came to my attention that A BUNCH of people simply click on the video because of the title, and don't watch it just to vent in the comments that they're mad at cheaters. Now I don't mind at all. More comments is good. Though before you waste your time writing "ChEaTers bad", you should consider the following: - I do not encourage cheating ONLINE in a bad way. - Game hacking is a discipline, kind of like binary exploitation is, or reverse engineering. You can learn game hacking without the intention to sell cheats or to cheat in multiplayer games. It requires a lot of knowledge which like can be useful for A LOT of things other than cheating. - I enforce the idea of learning game hacking without affecting other people's experience in order to learn many things which are useful for a lot of things, but in a fun and interesting way! If you have any counter-argument to try & prove me wrong I will be more than happy to refute you :)
@sHighGuy First off who are you calling my "customers"? I do not sell a single product; I produce free content. You could stretch out and say that my Patreon is one, but I really think not. Patreon simply supports my already online content, which nowadays is barely only game hacking focused stuff. Second, yes these games CAN be played privately in coop lobbys, and this is not the point. One will develop and reverse online games, but doesn't mean he HAS to do it in a way that affect others. Personally I have made cheats on those games with features that required multiplayer, yet I never sold them, or abused them against other players. And lastly, this one is going to hurt some, but most people will watch this video and give up. Those who won't are a minority, and this minority is usually composed of passionate people who have good intentions behind it like I do. BTW, the last point still applies to my Minecraft content even though it is mostly multiplayer as, if you watched them, would understand their purpose is teaching about JNI, the cheats are just there as a way to render a boring subject interesting.
IMHO 'twas the thumbnail which triggered those people you referred to ;) great video learned so much and really appreciate all the references in the description!
I don't know why CZcams recommended me this, as I have no knowledge of programming or anything else you talked about, but I watched it all the way through and was quite interested. You deserve more recognition!
Clicked on this already knowing a lot of the basics and wanted to say that this is a great video for beginners. No sugarcoating the amount of effort required to learn, tons of top-of-class resources for learning, and a clear roadmap to begin to understand reverse engineering. I did not know of a lot of the resources you provided and will check them out, thanks for compiling all of it in such a digestible way!
This isn't necessarily an opener to JUST game hacking, I think this is a guide to hacking in general, with the extra game stuff implemented in the end. Really good material to start learning from!
Everyone wants to be an elite hacker god until they learn they will have to spend years learning 1000 different things and then have to try and solve something using their own brain not something out of a book that has already been solved for them.
If you have a hard time understanding assembly, and you're a computer person, my recommendation is designing a custom CPU in verilog or logisim with your own instruction set and then writing some programs for it like pong or whatever. Can even write your own little assembler. After this task you'll be able to quickly grasp any instruction set in depth, I feel like.
Squally is really nice for that too. It's around $25 USD on Steam but I don't think there is anyone who couldn't understand assembly from that. Plus the dev has youtube tutorials in which he shows very beginner level game hacking on his own game. Definitely an amazing resource for those willing to pay for it.
Nice video! Most of what you said can be and is used in forensics analysis too, so if anyone ever gets bored of creating cheats, they can always jump to be professionals in infosec.
True that’s the side of game hacking most people blatantly ignore. You don’t have to go around ruining multiplayer experience; you can simply learn on offline games or do it in multiplayer games without messing with others just to get the educational value out of it in a fun way!
@@axxo1337 This sounds like a great way to prepare for a career. I am a student (graduating in 2 years) wanting to prepare for a career in cybersecurity (threat hunting or pentesting). I have always been intimidated by everything I have to learn but this right here seems like a super fun way to get started. I'll get started right away. Thanks!
Assembly is pretty simple once you understand how the CPU's parts work. There are only so many logical instructions possible to be hardwired on the CPU and learning them + how registers work is all you need to know if your already familiar with computer science.
Good little video pointing people in the right direction who want to learn the stuff. Game hacking was one of the first steps I took into learning the skills that have shaped my career to this day, and I absolutely encourage people to do the same. Just so long as you don't ruin the game for others.
Yo thx, i started learning c++ for game hacking (making mods), and this video is great for who is interested to "join in this world". Thanks for ur effort.
Great video! Honestly most of the time the problem is that people don't want to learn hacking, they just want a working cheat and think that learning it themselves is the only way to get it which will lead to them trying for a day and giving up due to immediate failures That's also further complicated by the fact that getting into the field lately is harder and harder, sort of like the repair industry where manufacturers make it increasingly harder to repair stuff making it near impossible for beginners to learn
Do you have any experience with this book: Game Hacking: Developing Autonomous Bots for Online Games? Is this a good alternative for the reverse engineering book you recommended in your video or not? Or should I read both?
I don’t remember what I’ve said exactly, but my point would be: - if you already have programming experience go for assembly otherwise C++ then assembly, but I think a begineer could do either way
WAIT i started CS this gear and C more Assembly is something ive been struggling hard with. Especially the thumbnail spoke to me about ‘what are pointers’😭 But i’ve been trying my best to understand it. Great video anyways!
I have mad respect for a lot of those game hackers and dataminers that make mods and find hidden details in all my favorite games. These days when an unfinished triple A piece of garbage comes out I just wait for their community to fix it up with mods and make it a good game.
And i started this rabbit hole by: "huh i wonder if i could create a script which detects when player has died and screenshot/screencast the game it for a stupid video / montage of my dying or something" to "now how do i read / search things in ram" to this...
Sorry guys, in the video I mentionned the game hacking bible from guidedhacking.com and didn't even know Rake made it pay to use lol (back when I used it it was free). Well I will send alternatives bellow this comment soon :) If any of you know some don't hesitate to send under this comment.
@@xx_sparky_xx Yeah I tried to look for good ones and there's just none. I will probably make one of my own for that reason, but for now what I can recommend is the following: - Do the things I said in the video that are other than game hacking (that includes doing crackmes with tools like ghidra and debuggers) - Learn how to use cheat engine - Pick a game to reverse that is easy (I recommend assault cube), and try to start making a cheat for it (external and internal). Guidedhacking website is paid, but the videos are free so you can still watch their series on how to use cheat engine and other tools on assault cube - Try other games like CSGO and try to make a cheat that is not detected by the VAC anticheat
I disagree on having to learn to program before you can start debugging. You can start with debugging and then learn a language to put your finds to work. You will learn basics of ASM just by poking around in a debugger. And memory scanning. Also, hex editors. If you try to learn a language first. You will eventually give up. Start with targeting simple games. Even the windows calculator. Yes that's right. Simple. Use a memory scanner to find a simple address. Open it with a debugger and learn what the assembly instructions are doing around this address. You will learn basics. And you can alter the flow of the code as well to get results. Once your having fun and seeing results. Then you will be motivated to learn a little bit of a language to implement the changes with things such as a trainer. Doing code injection to the target application. Good luck guys. Lab out...
I started with cheat engine. Once I reached my limits with cheat engine for that time, I switched to c#. it was forsure 10x easier to figure out programming at that point.
Thanks for this video. I've been wanting to get into game hacking for a while now just didnt have any idea where to get started, but when I looked for resources in the past there were none.
Hi great video, I've been reading reviews of the hacking game bible and a lot of it says that are free information much better than GHB. do you think it's worth buying the monthly?
Crap, I didn't even know Rake put it behind a paywall. Yes there are alternatives, no don't pay monthly this thing should be free! Let me cook something for you, I'll send you another comment soon.
@@diegotorressanchez9199 Yeah I tried to look for good ones and there's just none. I will probably make one of my own for that reason, but for now what I can recommend is the following: - Do the things I said in the video that are other than game hacking (that includes doing crackmes with tools like ghidra and debuggers) - Learn how to use cheat engine - Pick a game to reverse that is easy (I recommend assault cube), and try to start making a cheat for it (external and internal). Guidedhacking website is paid, but the videos are free so you can still watch their series on how to use cheat engine and other tools on assault cube - Try other games like CSGO and try to make a cheat that is not detected by the VAC anticheat
are you able to do in depth tutorials for game hacking? I have seen so many youtube channels try but give up after 2 videos but like in depth for internal cheats, reverse engineering, and other stuff.
And what else do I need to learn for hacking, besides reverse engineering, the c++ base, networing, memory, imgui? Maybe a Windows API or something else?
@@axxo1337 Thank you. Is it better to learn various programming skills, preferably from books, the Internet, or all at once, or from what is presented in your video?
Well that depends on what you already know... If you're asking that question and are just getting started then I would suggest just to take a step back and learn everything as one should. Otherwise if you really know what you're doing, but are missing some things for some reason, learn networking. Then I suppose depending on the game you want to do such thing on you'll need to reverse engineer the networking protocol used by the game on all layers (Transport and Application), and if there is encryption (Which is most likely), you'll need to encrypt/decrypt the packets to do so, and let your intuition deduce the rest...
This is awesome video. Im only 13 and i wanna learn everything u mentioned even if it will take a life time. I just have a very bad memory. I used to wanted to learn python but i Failed. I will give this a try.. i will learn python *Try to* and then continue with everything u said.
Haha, this is quite antonym. Well if you haven't I still recommend learning assembly and C++. Then learning a graphic api like OpenGL and making really bad games with it. After that though it is up to you. Pick a game engine you want to learn and get familiar with it, and try to implement your own things and making a couple of game projects. This route is not the traditional one someone in the field would give you, but after doing 5 years of computer science I can guarrante you it is the one that will provide you with the highest level of competence and understanding of the field no matter your goal (even if you're going to touch cybersec or hacking at all)
Здравствуйте, а вы русскоязычный? У меня есть одна идея, и я не знаю, тупая она или нет. Так вот, можно ли сделать на основе CV esp который бы захватывал и помечал противника, аимбот, который бы целился по полученой инфе от CV(типо cv окрашивает чела, и например голову помечает красным, а аим сканит какую то область и целится в красный цвет)? Я ещё так сказать новенький, так что правда сорри, если мои слова это чистейший тупизм
bro told to learn everything there is to computer science from introduction to programming all the way to assembly furthermore, cyber security which itself alone is a huge field and also networking. All that's left is AI, theory of automata and data science. And casually said to learn all this, learning all this could take years and said to use all that knowledge to hack video games. ok nice
I meannnn you are kind of right, but I never said you had to be a professional. With that said yes it can take years if you start from zero, and there is no bullshit to all I have said. But to be honest for someone who already knows his stuff 8 months or so can be more than enough to make a basic cheat on his own.
Alright, btw i want to learn csharp for game hacking instead of C++ because its much easier and i want to use it for something else, is that a good idea ?@@axxo1337
i dont cheat nor have the skill nor want to do hacks to any game, but many hackin content creators are appearing, both the scrubs that just use them, and the 5head who do em, so here be
@@axxo1337 oh ye it has benefits but still I’m a little pissed of because I like to play extraction-shooters and cheating is very rampant. I’m not blaming you what do ever. (This is important knowledge and that means that there is a bigger responsibility attached to it)
@aryax4972 Mate that’s not the point at all. You can learn game hacking without messing with multiplayer experience. The idea is to learn it to get the educational value out of it in a fun way. Sure a lot of people will use it to make money by selling cheats or to improve their skill issue, but doesn’t mean everyone has the same motivation. At least that’s how you should think of this video.
The many goobers that cry about cheaters and multiplayer game hacks don't have the brain power to realize that its just a game, and using hacks is just a way of playing it. Game hacking is exceptionally difficult and not many realize the level of knowledge required to do it.
@@axxo1337 Yeah I'm just tired of all the new content surrounding cheating, and it being the worst in online games that it's ever been. Competitive games have been trashed thanks to cheating, and anticheat will never keep up. My favorite hobby is almost dead. I'll dislike every video related to it by virtue even if it's just informative. It's like teaching people how to make a dirty bomb just for the sake of "information." Some things shouldn't be spread.
It came to my attention that A BUNCH of people simply click on the video because of the title, and don't watch it just to vent in the comments that they're mad at cheaters. Now I don't mind at all. More comments is good. Though before you waste your time writing "ChEaTers bad", you should consider the following:
- I do not encourage cheating ONLINE in a bad way.
- Game hacking is a discipline, kind of like binary exploitation is, or reverse engineering. You can learn game hacking without the intention to sell cheats or to cheat in multiplayer games. It requires a lot of knowledge which like can be useful for A LOT of things other than cheating.
- I enforce the idea of learning game hacking without affecting other people's experience in order to learn many things which are useful for a lot of things, but in a fun and interesting way!
If you have any counter-argument to try & prove me wrong I will be more than happy to refute you :)
now make video on how to make anticheat :)
@marcuby Sure why not
@sHighGuy First off who are you calling my "customers"? I do not sell a single product; I produce free content. You could stretch out and say that my Patreon is one, but I really think not. Patreon simply supports my already online content, which nowadays is barely only game hacking focused stuff.
Second, yes these games CAN be played privately in coop lobbys, and this is not the point. One will develop and reverse online games, but doesn't mean he HAS to do it in a way that affect others. Personally I have made cheats on those games with features that required multiplayer, yet I never sold them, or abused them against other players.
And lastly, this one is going to hurt some, but most people will watch this video and give up. Those who won't are a minority, and this minority is usually composed of passionate people who have good intentions behind it like I do.
BTW, the last point still applies to my Minecraft content even though it is mostly multiplayer as, if you watched them, would understand their purpose is teaching about JNI, the cheats are just there as a way to render a boring subject interesting.
IMHO 'twas the thumbnail which triggered those people you referred to ;) great video learned so much and really appreciate all the references in the description!
@@john_says_hi Yeah I guess too... Happy to have helped out yet another person ;)
I don't know why CZcams recommended me this, as I have no knowledge of programming or anything else you talked about, but I watched it all the way through and was quite interested. You deserve more recognition!
Hey thanks for watching it through, well I don't know about how youtube's algorithm works but I'm glad it presented it to you :)
It's your destiny
its because of the "Здравствуйте"
Looks like you need to learn game hacking
same here, the algorithm spreads her legs for you! by you I'm talking about the channel, good music choice too. 👍🏽
Clicked on this already knowing a lot of the basics and wanted to say that this is a great video for beginners. No sugarcoating the amount of effort required to learn, tons of top-of-class resources for learning, and a clear roadmap to begin to understand reverse engineering. I did not know of a lot of the resources you provided and will check them out, thanks for compiling all of it in such a digestible way!
Very happy you appreciated! Those resources were really useful to me when I began, which is why I included them.
This isn't necessarily an opener to JUST game hacking, I think this is a guide to hacking in general, with the extra game stuff implemented in the end. Really good material to start learning from!
Thanks for this nice comment 🙏
You did not show exactly how to make a game cheat, but you are telling what to learn and where to learn from! I love that
Everyone wants to be an elite hacker god until they learn they will have to spend years learning 1000 different things and then have to try and solve something using their own brain not something out of a book that has already been solved for them.
Or maybe that actually appeals to some people?
im pretty sure you learn things when you do them instead of reading, theory can only take us so far
@@NuggetxzzzzOppenheimer
If you have a hard time understanding assembly, and you're a computer person, my recommendation is designing a custom CPU in verilog or logisim with your own instruction set and then writing some programs for it like pong or whatever. Can even write your own little assembler. After this task you'll be able to quickly grasp any instruction set in depth, I feel like.
that is truly a good advice!
Where to get started
Squally is really nice for that too. It's around $25 USD on Steam but I don't think there is anyone who couldn't understand assembly from that. Plus the dev has youtube tutorials in which he shows very beginner level game hacking on his own game. Definitely an amazing resource for those willing to pay for it.
That sounds a lot more complicated than just learning assembly
@@ahmadalkhateeb1180 if you have a hard time understanding it was my clause, if you don't then you don't
Nice video! Most of what you said can be and is used in forensics analysis too, so if anyone ever gets bored of creating cheats, they can always jump to be professionals in infosec.
True that’s the side of game hacking most people blatantly ignore. You don’t have to go around ruining multiplayer experience; you can simply learn on offline games or do it in multiplayer games without messing with others just to get the educational value out of it in a fun way!
@@axxo1337 This sounds like a great way to prepare for a career.
I am a student (graduating in 2 years) wanting to prepare for a career in cybersecurity (threat hunting or pentesting). I have always been intimidated by everything I have to learn but this right here seems like a super fun way to get started.
I'll get started right away. Thanks!
Assembly is pretty simple once you understand how the CPU's parts work. There are only so many logical instructions possible to be hardwired on the CPU and learning them + how registers work is all you need to know if your already familiar with computer science.
Sure 👍
Intel64 manual is only 5000 pages long. There are only so many logical instructions possible lolololololololololololo
@@pyrus2814 💀blud really thinks everything runs on riscv 😭😭do NOT tell this man about cisc
Good little video pointing people in the right direction who want to learn the stuff. Game hacking was one of the first steps I took into learning the skills that have shaped my career to this day, and I absolutely encourage people to do the same. Just so long as you don't ruin the game for others.
Well said!
Yo thx, i started learning c++ for game hacking (making mods), and this video is great for who is interested to "join in this world". Thanks for ur effort.
Come join by my discord, you might like it!
@@axxo1337 yo thx
I have a degree in computer science and i still found this video informative.
I have a degree in macro economy
The thumbnail is so realistic as I really struggled a lot in abstract data types
We’ve all been there ;)
very good video, but please turn down the music or turn up your voice, its sometimes hard to understand
How is it possible that you only have a few subs?
Your content is great, please keep doing game hacking content, you are really good at explaining
@@chineseRATFACE it really helps if you have no idea where to start
Great video!
Honestly most of the time the problem is that people don't want to learn hacking, they just want a working cheat and think that learning it themselves is the only way to get it which will lead to them trying for a day and giving up due to immediate failures
That's also further complicated by the fact that getting into the field lately is harder and harder, sort of like the repair industry where manufacturers make it increasingly harder to repair stuff making it near impossible for beginners to learn
Gee thanks, didn’t expect to see you here! Nice content btw :)
tyvm! likewise
Do you have any experience with this book: Game Hacking: Developing Autonomous Bots for Online Games? Is this a good alternative for the reverse engineering book you recommended in your video or not? Or should I read both?
I did happen to read it a loooong time ago, but from what I can remember it isn’t so great…
C++ is on a muchh higer level than assembly, So if you're planning on learning either go for C++ is probably much easier.
I don’t remember what I’ve said exactly, but my point would be:
- if you already have programming experience go for assembly otherwise C++ then assembly, but I think a begineer could do either way
WAIT i started CS this gear and C more Assembly is something ive been struggling hard with. Especially the thumbnail spoke to me about ‘what are pointers’😭 But i’ve been trying my best to understand it. Great video anyways!
Pointer points at the variable but doesn't touch it
I have mad respect for a lot of those game hackers and dataminers that make mods and find hidden details in all my favorite games. These days when an unfinished triple A piece of garbage comes out I just wait for their community to fix it up with mods and make it a good game.
aXXo that's a name that brings back some memories....
Wow thank you so much for telling me I can start now with the basics.
My pleasure!
Love the use of Shostakovich in the background.
And i started this rabbit hole by:
"huh i wonder if i could create a script which detects when player has died and screenshot/screencast the game it for a stupid video / montage of my dying or something"
to
"now how do i read / search things in ram"
to this...
Hey curiosity leads to fun adventures!
music is waltz no 2 by shostakovich btw
then liebestraum 3 by liszt
Sorry guys, in the video I mentionned the game hacking bible from guidedhacking.com and didn't even know Rake made it pay to use lol (back when I used it it was free). Well I will send alternatives bellow this comment soon :) If any of you know some don't hesitate to send under this comment.
i would like to know another alternatives, since guided hacking is paid :)
@@xx_sparky_xx Yeah I tried to look for good ones and there's just none. I will probably make one of my own for that reason, but for now what I can recommend is the following:
- Do the things I said in the video that are other than game hacking (that includes doing crackmes with tools like ghidra and debuggers)
- Learn how to use cheat engine
- Pick a game to reverse that is easy (I recommend assault cube), and try to start making a cheat for it (external and internal). Guidedhacking website is paid, but the videos are free so you can still watch their series on how to use cheat engine and other tools on assault cube
- Try other games like CSGO and try to make a cheat that is not detected by the VAC anticheat
unknowncheats is good too
@@axxo1337 Please do make an alternative it would be great, guidedhacking has ruined their rep tbh.
@@axxo1337still cs after cs2 released or do you have some other recommended games?
as a complete beginner the thumbnail so accurate (at least left half of it)
a lot of what people miss is that game hacking isn't just making cheats for mp games, if not for game hacking mods wouldn't really be possible
dunno why it came to my recommendation and why the hell I haven't found you before!!! Awesome content dude, love it!
Hey, thanks!
great video bro, i do have a question, should i learn c++ for hacking in general or specifically game hacking?
Yes, learn C++ for hacking in general. Will be useful in a lot of scenarios.
@@axxo1337 nice,thanks👍
i shall come back to this in a month when i need a new project
:)
I disagree on having to learn to program before you can start debugging. You can start with debugging and then learn a language to put your finds to work.
You will learn basics of ASM just by poking around in a debugger. And memory scanning. Also, hex editors.
If you try to learn a language first. You will eventually give up.
Start with targeting simple games. Even the windows calculator. Yes that's right. Simple.
Use a memory scanner to find a simple address. Open it with a debugger and learn what the assembly instructions are doing around this address.
You will learn basics. And you can alter the flow of the code as well to get results.
Once your having fun and seeing results. Then you will be motivated to learn a little bit of a language to implement the changes with things such as a trainer. Doing code injection to the target application. Good luck guys. Lab out...
Uhhh, at this point I guess one can not make an objective statement on that specific subject so you’re right as well, and this might work for some :)
I started with cheat engine. Once I reached my limits with cheat engine for that time, I switched to c#. it was forsure 10x easier to figure out programming at that point.
Thanks for this video. I've been wanting to get into game hacking for a while now just didnt have any idea where to get started, but when I looked for resources in the past there were none.
Hi great video, I've been reading reviews of the hacking game bible and a lot of it says that are free information much better than GHB. do you think it's worth buying the monthly?
Crap, I didn't even know Rake put it behind a paywall. Yes there are alternatives, no don't pay monthly this thing should be free! Let me cook something for you, I'll send you another comment soon.
I also thought it was free, but yesterday I found out it wasn't hahaha. I'll be waiting for the info, thank you very much :)
@@diegotorressanchez9199 Yeah I tried to look for good ones and there's just none. I will probably make one of my own for that reason, but for now what I can recommend is the following:
- Do the things I said in the video that are other than game hacking (that includes doing crackmes with tools like ghidra and debuggers)
- Learn how to use cheat engine
- Pick a game to reverse that is easy (I recommend assault cube), and try to start making a cheat for it (external and internal). Guidedhacking website is paid, but the videos are free so you can still watch their series on how to use cheat engine and other tools on assault cube
- Try other games like CSGO and try to make a cheat that is not detected by the VAC anticheat
are you able to do in depth tutorials for game hacking? I have seen so many youtube channels try but give up after 2 videos but like in depth for internal cheats, reverse engineering, and other stuff.
Why not
I'm currently uploading episodes for each thing people should learn in computer science & game hacking: Networking, PE files, Assembly, Reversing etc
@@axxo1337are you able to hack a poker app? I’ll pay you
And what else do I need to learn for hacking, besides reverse engineering, the c++ base, networing, memory, imgui? Maybe a Windows API or something else?
Computer science fundamentals and windows api (to be fair you probably will be learning both of them while learning reversing)
@@axxo1337 Thank you. Is it better to learn various programming skills, preferably from books, the Internet, or all at once, or from what is presented in your video?
If I want to learn about game packet . what should I start?? Example I want to send position player package
Well that depends on what you already know... If you're asking that question and are just getting started then I would suggest just to take a step back and learn everything as one should.
Otherwise if you really know what you're doing, but are missing some things for some reason, learn networking. Then I suppose depending on the game you want to do such thing on you'll need to reverse engineer the networking protocol used by the game on all layers (Transport and Application), and if there is encryption (Which is most likely), you'll need to encrypt/decrypt the packets to do so, and let your intuition deduce the rest...
You goat, I am very interested in this thank you my friend :))))
My pleasure
This is awesome video. Im only 13 and i wanna learn everything u mentioned even if it will take a life time. I just have a very bad memory. I used to wanted to learn python but i Failed. I will give this a try.. i will learn python *Try to* and then continue with everything u said.
I started out at about the same age as you, so don’t give up!
I might as well purchase your patreon membership :D@@axxo1337
@relvojtax Don’t force yourself to do that :)
Come in my recommendation in 3 am
Is this also useful for learning ethical hacking too?
Yeah
Ayo thanks dude, im actually interested in this kinda stuff, subbed right away, btw keep it up!!!
Thanks, will do!
What do you personally prefer, C++ or Assembly
Both. One will end up having to write some inline assembly, but mostly because assembly is useful for reversing, and C++, well for programming.
Thanks for the Video, whats your opinion about Rust?
I don't think this language is any good for a new comer especially for game hacking
do a video on how to make ur first W driver
Yes I might do that later!
@@axxo1337 thatd be amazing bro
Very good video man 🤙
Appreciate it!
Fantastic video! well put together
Thank you very much!
the russian hello caught me a little off guard
Lol, that’s the idea
i want to start making games how do i start??
Haha, this is quite antonym. Well if you haven't I still recommend learning assembly and C++. Then learning a graphic api like OpenGL and making really bad games with it. After that though it is up to you. Pick a game engine you want to learn and get familiar with it, and try to implement your own things and making a couple of game projects. This route is not the traditional one someone in the field would give you, but after doing 5 years of computer science I can guarrante you it is the one that will provide you with the highest level of competence and understanding of the field no matter your goal (even if you're going to touch cybersec or hacking at all)
I cant lie the music makes it hard to hear you but great video
You can activate the subtitles if you have troubles understanding me
bro is the goat
:)
Have no clue why this was recommended but interesting good job
Where can i paid ? I need to learn more about it
You can start looking from my Patreon if you want 🙂
@@axxo1337yes bro I really want to learn game hacking
@@axxo1337 but I want to learn more
More video pls
*Internal pointer variable*
solidarity comrade
Would recommend to learn c before c++
But why? I don't think it makes any sense to do so... You're pretty much doing both at the same time when doing C++
algorythm go brrrrrrr
Yeah haha!
I like the thumbnail lol
the discord invite seems to be invalid
Here's a good one: discord.gg/NdJKfVw2gD
is this about cracking DRMs, modifying game engines, or cheating at online games?
Developing cheats for games
@@axxo1337 oh, then this is cringe.
At this point, I won’t write the same shit again, just go read other comments which said the same crap as you did (and check the reply).
@@axxo1337 no thanks. cheating in online games is cringe, nothing will ever change that
You really think far mate
Clicked only because of the thumbnail.
thank i can finaly beat mario game :D
Maybe iam learning cpp that's why😂
Brasil Mentioned! 😁🏴☠
What
@@axxo1337 My dude put our giant T-posing christ in the video
Ah yes forgot I did that lmao
@@maxxo1337 Sure?
propre la vidéo
About to start cheating and making cheats to ruin games!
This is very useful
Are you complaining or stating that you are going to do that? (If you are complaining, just go read the flipping pinned comment you lunatic)
Video starts at 3:55
The hell are you saying mate?
i love your videos
just subscribed
Yo, shostakovich
United Airlines Flight 93
"Let's roll!"
Shouldn't this be illegal
What do you mean?
@axxo1337 I mean it's hacking so I thought it should be illegal. I still don't understand what u were saying 😭
Whats candace?
What?
Здравствуйте, а вы русскоязычный? У меня есть одна идея, и я не знаю, тупая она или нет. Так вот, можно ли сделать на основе CV esp который бы захватывал и помечал противника, аимбот, который бы целился по полученой инфе от CV(типо cv окрашивает чела, и например голову помечает красным, а аим сканит какую то область и целится в красный цвет)? Я ещё так сказать новенький, так что правда сорри, если мои слова это чистейший тупизм
I know some Russian, but I am not a fluent speaker. Yes what you’re describing is possible, and has been done. You can use something like OpenCV.
okay thank you @@axxo1337
aight ima do that
bro told to learn everything there is to computer science
from introduction to programming all the way to assembly
furthermore, cyber security which itself alone is a huge field and also networking. All that's left is AI, theory of automata and data science.
And casually said to learn all this, learning all this could take years and said to use all that knowledge to hack video games.
ok nice
I meannnn you are kind of right, but I never said you had to be a professional. With that said yes it can take years if you start from zero, and there is no bullshit to all I have said. But to be honest for someone who already knows his stuff 8 months or so can be more than enough to make a basic cheat on his own.
your videos are cool subbed
Thanks! Appreciate a lot :)
Just play SHENZEN:IO or TIS-100
jt's ccna course, free on youtube will teach you a lot about networking,
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Nice
Why is this in my recommendations XD.I never was into cheating in games but I guess I have a keen interesting cyber sec and hacking
Yeah the algorithm went crazy and started recommending my video to literally anyone lol
@@axxo1337 great video btw, from an IT perspective it was educational
@@TheDarkestPaladin Thanks
@@TheDarkestPaladin yeah, I gave up on learning game hacking but I might try again
здравствуйте, im starting my journey
Good luck!
The fuck did you say at the start lol
Здравствуйте, which means hello in Russian
I'm ur 3271st sub
Thanks 🐵
interesting.... very very interesting...
🙃
Ты русский чтоли?
Нет я литовец
Are you french bro ?
No.
Alright, btw i want to learn csharp for game hacking instead of C++ because its much easier and i want to use it for something else, is that a good idea ?@@axxo1337
Some people told me C++ was faster but that doenst mean csharp is slow still faster than python but idk@@axxo1337
I would advice against that. C++ will provide you with a broader understanding of the low level concepts, and yes it is much faster.
very nice vid 🫡
thanks!!
i dont cheat nor have the skill nor want to do hacks to any game, but many hackin content creators are appearing, both the scrubs that just use them, and the 5head who do em, so here be
HQ video. subbed.
Welcome aboard!
i'll use this for hentai games
What? I guess I can't stop you from doing that...
Why hacking in video games though ? It fucks up everybody else’s day just so you’ll feel better about your bad aim.
You're missing the point of all the learning value this domaine provides you. I never, almost never use the cheats I make in public lobbies.
@@axxo1337 oh ye it has benefits but still I’m a little pissed of because I like to play extraction-shooters and cheating is very rampant. I’m not blaming you what do ever.
(This is important knowledge and that means that there is a bigger responsibility attached to it)
@@dtheguy Ah i see a fellow tarkov player
That’s why I play JS games. If I get bored, I just have to _change some numbers…_
lol
bruh
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why at 0:27 there's a picture of Hitler man?
mfs will do anything but get better at a game 💀
Lol, most won’t and just end up pasting
or dont hack
No problem, stay ignorant
@@axxo1337 just get good at the game
@aryax4972 Mate that’s not the point at all. You can learn game hacking without messing with multiplayer experience. The idea is to learn it to get the educational value out of it in a fun way. Sure a lot of people will use it to make money by selling cheats or to improve their skill issue, but doesn’t mean everyone has the same motivation. At least that’s how you should think of this video.
зразуте 🤓
The many goobers that cry about cheaters and multiplayer game hacks don't have the brain power to realize that its just a game, and using hacks is just a way of playing it. Game hacking is exceptionally difficult and not many realize the level of knowledge required to do it.
Agreed
subbed :)
Legend!
"How To Become A Loser At Online Games"
cant be a loser if you win the game 😎
@@yeetyeetyeet1967 moral defeat
Go read the replies I gave to the 2 other people who said a similar thing.
@@axxo1337 Yeah I'm just tired of all the new content surrounding cheating, and it being the worst in online games that it's ever been. Competitive games have been trashed thanks to cheating, and anticheat will never keep up. My favorite hobby is almost dead. I'll dislike every video related to it by virtue even if it's just informative. It's like teaching people how to make a dirty bomb just for the sake of "information." Some things shouldn't be spread.
I wouldn’t go that far, but I can understand.