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Question about Cheat Engine

1.1k views · started by Homura Shizuku · · closed
#1
Question about Cheat Engine
What is it? Is it really some prominent hacking tool?

Recently i've heard of people making insane amounts of gold using it.

Such as reducing shop prices, marketplace, etc.

Or changing values and such.

Anyone know about this?
#2
What is it? Is it really some prominent hacking tool?

Recently i've heard of people making insane amounts of gold using it.

Such as reducing shop prices, marketplace, etc.

Or changing values and such.

Anyone know about this?

u cant reduce prices with it dont be stupid
and its tools that lets u speed up things or change values (atleast i use it for this )
#3
u cant reduce prices with it dont be stupid
and its tools that lets u speed up things or change values (atleast i use it for this )

Can you ever reply to any of my topics without insults?

I asked if it was possible, because of things I read about it.

Didn't need the added comment.

Thanks anyway.
#4
You cant decrease shop prices.
I only works for game which are working with Adobe Flash and some other programs
#5
Thanks. Is there anything specific you can do with it? Like what does it speed up and such?
#6
Well there's a decent way to legitimately get about 6k a go on BootyGrab while using Firefox. That's all I ever used it for...but since you posted the BootyGrab bot, I don't use it anymore. :/
It's pretty much useless in my opinion...
#7
Cheat engine is used for a variety of games, for Gaia it is almost useless, seeing as all value changes made by it are client sided.
All it is really good for is the speed hack for booty grab.
#8
Cheat engine is very useful for hacking PC games and flash based games
Kthnxbai
#9
Bootygrab is the only thing I've seen it useful for on gaia so far.
#10
Cheat Engine, commonly abbreviated as CE, is an open source memory scanner/hex editor/debugger created by Eric Heijnen ("Dark Byte") for the Windows operating system.[1] Cheat Engine is mostly used for cheating in computer games, and is sometimes modified and recompiled to evade detection.[/1]

Cheat Engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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