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To be more clear, I'm wondering on how one might go about developing modifications/hacks for said games!?! Looking for info, tools, tuts whatever to get into it. Thanks for your time.

I'll make a tutorial :)

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The best thing you can do (if you know nothing) is learn 2 types of programming language, high-level and assembly. Once you know how programms, apps, servers, etc. work, you should learn how to PROPERLY debug (not just following steps). That way you will be able to hack almost ANYTHING (because there is illegal stuff).

 

In my own experience, the most effective way to learn to hack is hacking your own-made programms because you will know how you made them, and how are they stored in memory :)

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To be more clear, I'm wondering on how one might go about developing modifications/hacks for said games!?! Looking for info, tools, tuts whatever to get into it. Thanks for your time.

We have a lot of useful tutorials, you can check the Tutorials Section.

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The best thing you can do (if you know nothing) is learn 2 types of programming language, high-level and assembly. Once you know how programms, apps, servers, etc. work, you should learn how to PROPERLY debug (no steps, not guides at all but your own knowledge). That way you will be able to hack almost ANYTHING (because there is illegal stuff).

 

In my own experience, the most effective way to learn to hack is hacking your own-made programms because you will know how you made them, and how are they stored in memory :)

 

hello! are there any websites that will allow beginners like me to pick up skills that you've mentioned? i youtubed for assembly and they gave me 30minutes++ videos on raspberry pi etc

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hello! are there any websites that will allow beginners like me to pick up skills that you've mentioned? i youtubed for assembly and they gave me 30minutes++ videos on raspberry pi etc

 

I suggest you start programming on high-level languages (C# and Java are easy ones for example), then assembly to LEARN how your code executes. There are a lot of tutorial out there, just follow the one you feel is the best for begginers!

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I suggest you start programming on high-level languages (C# and Java are easy ones for example), then assembly to LEARN how your code executes. There are a lot of tutorial out there, just follow the one you feel is the best for begginers!

 

do i simply search for C# and Java language tutorials on youtube? lmao the next recommended vid might even lead me to a lion jerking off

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