Mod Menu Hack GrandChase Cheats v1.94.2 +4 [ Multiply Attack & More ]

[CidFFVIII 3 iPhone Xs Max 13.1]

Thank you

[aaron2154 4 iPhone 13 Pro Max 14]

Nvm

Updated January 4, 2022 by aaron2154

[KMOneHit 25 iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.1]

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[Sukuna 8 iPhone 13 Pro Max 14.3]

Thanks

[huangjun09022 42 iPhone 14 Pro 16.3]

Thank

[Rks 0 iPhone Xs Max 12.2.0]

Grandma 

[liemak11 1 iPhone 11]

Going to test this out now

 

[msiyou 5 iPhone Xr 14.2]

The table clothes menu is not displayed

Updated January 11, 2022 by msiyou
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[KingsmanIG 12 iPad Pro (2nd gen) 26.0]

Oh no, the recent update is preventing people from logging in from a jailbroken/rooted device…

[KingsmanIG 12 iPad Pro (2nd gen) 26.0]

So from what I have seen so far, the game now detects jailbroken/rooted devices. However I did a couple of testing using Jailbreak Bypasses and so far "A-Bypass" works, its just a matter of updating the mod itself since only Instant Skills work, Damage and Defense dont work even when enabled.

*Tests that I did*
>Bypasses

1.  Hestia Bypass (Does not work, makes the game crash upon startup).
2.  A-Bypass  (Now this one works, we just need the updated mod to try it out).

3.  There are probably more bypasses out there that also works but so far I only stopped at A-Bypass.

 

Bypass Conclusion:  All of these bypasses will need Jailbroken devices, the A-Bypass supports iOS 11 and higher and is what I currently use.

 

*A-Bypass Procedures*
>Cydia is required.

1.  Open Cydia, and Navigate to the Sources tab. (You shall see a bunch of links in there, those are sites that houses third-party packages that can be downloaded aside from what Cydia has, and of course you can add and delete them)

2. Select "Edit" (should be on upper right), and then select "Add", then a prompt screen will appear where you can type in to add a site, well they are called "Repos". Put this in "https://repo.co.kr/".

3. Once added, it will start verifying the site and install its metadata, it will prompt to restart Cydia right after.

4. Once Cydia is restarted, you will start installing A-Bypass, this can be done in 2 ways.

4a. You can navigate to the Sources tab and go to the repo you just added and browse all its packages to find it.

4b. You can use the Search tab and find A-Bypass.

5. Once you find it, install it by selecting a button on the upper right, not sure if it was "Modify" or "Install", either way it will give you an option to install A-Bypass.

6. When installed, go to your iOS settings and look for A-Bypass on the tabs on the left, should be around the bottom.  Now you know it runs perfectly if it shows a bunch of activatable options and when it detects your apps (it will be listed automatically).  However if an error appears instead, this steps should be followed.

 

If A-Bypass cannot be installed due to a dependency error, add the following repository: (This is taken from https://repo.co.kr/package/com.rpgfarm.a-bypass)

• libMRYIPC - Dynastic Repo or BigBoss
• applist - Rpetrich Repo or BigBoss
• RocketBootstrap - Rpetrich Repo or BigBoss
• libAPToast - Merona Repo (This Repo)

7. You can install those in anyway you want, however in my case Cydia instead detected the missing files and I downloaded it (By going to the Changes tabs some red numbers where there, an indication of updates most likely and surely enough I inspected the updates and files for the A-Bypass were there and I proceeded to download it).  After those essential libraries/files are installed, it may ask for a reboot (not respring but reboot).  And for most jailbroken devices this will remove jailbreak when rebooted, just simply rejailbreak it again.

8. When rejailbreaked, go to your iOS settings again and see if A-Bypass if functioning properly, if there are no error messages and it detects your installed apps then your good to go.

9. To use the bypass, just simply go to the listed apps on the Bypass and enable it (GrandChase in particular), it also has advanced bypass settings though I wouldnt recommend messing with those.  Once an app is activated, it may ask for a respring depending on the device.

 

Final Conclusion:  The latest game update does not block any mods itself, but it detects whether you are using a superuser device (Jailbreak/Root).  The way I see it, this might be a mandatory requirement from here on out.  Lots of games nowadays will do this to prevent modding, therefore bypassing is the only option I see.  You can try testing it yourself first before approving this, all I can say is it does work on my current device, an iPad iOS 14.5.

 

Updated January 11, 2022 by KingsmanIG
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