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CMN3 uses an external program that's launched silently to get a list of running processes and md5 checksums of the executables. You can hook zwQuerySystemInformation to render API's used to get processes useless. Secondly CMN3 uses bitblt to capture the screen surface. You can hook within the application, hook ntdll, or hook the kernel equivalent API to stop the screenshot and clean the surface. CMN3 is quite easy to get around and there are two reputable, major sources for bypasses.

Patrick is a cutiepie. end of discussion.

Thanks for your wonderful contribution and help SourceEx it really makes things easier for us.

Wav pioneered perfect nospread for css, no visual recoil for css, CSS true autowall, Nospread and norecoil for TF2, the only fully compatible Day of Defeat Source hack with nospread and norecoil and autowall. Venoma is considered a ripper of HLH at GD although he claims he doesn't use Pato's source code which is possibly true. What has venoma contributed to the community? You're claiming EA has nothing new, and nothing amazing when Wav is one of the pioneers of the hacking scene. Also please take the time to compare RH's aimbot performance with EA's. It's not attacking your opinion, I'm simply comparing the evidence in each of your claims. Also let's keep in mind EA has been open for 7 days now while Royal Hack it's been close to 8 months maybe more so all the pretty GUI/Visual features you love so much at Royal Hack will only be added with time and yes I love EA's health ESP as well.

Most players at that level stick to using just visual modifications such as ESP. If you have attended a major lan, virtually every teams performance is not on par with online because of the restricted hardware, nerves, and unfamiliar environment and hardware (totally different feel on different computers configured on LAN) and most big tournaments do not allow BYOC, so this is generally the case. Players at that level online usually toggle visuals in moments when a key round is needed or use the software in scrims to understand different push points, strats, and techniques. In regards to your second question at the moment we have non-visible perfect norecoil which is generally used by ragers or hackers. We are incorporating a minor anti-recoil which will adjust the recoil as if an actual user is controlling the mouse and will not look mechanical. We'll be posting some videos shortly in regards to the "legit" look and feel of the aimbot when configured properly. Please be sure to keep an eye out.

We're not lying on our website, two individuals on cal-invite and cevo-professional teams are using the same bypasses we wrote about 7 months ago. Yes all users in myg0t receive the software as part of our affiliation. In terms of royal hack, I can definitely guarantee you that the performance of our individual features definitely destroy the competition. Our software is built for performance and we believe that the gui and the 1000+ (mostly not needed) features royal hack contain cause performance issues. If visuals/gui and a pretty hack are what you're looking for, Royal Hack is the place for you. Enhanced Aim focuses on the highest performance possible. Royal Hack Pricing: Lifetime- $270 VAC2 ESL Enhanced Aim Pricing- includes all games: Lifetime- $100 VAC2 CAL Cevo ESEA TGL CHOAC ESL X-ray SGL CSGN Not to mention version 2.0 will be far more advanced with some features never seen before. It may sound like I'm blatantly advertising Enhanced Aim, but I'm merely showing you an accurate comparison of Royal Hack like you asked.

X-Ray and other 3rd Party Anti-cheat support can easily be added in.

Enhancedaim.com is quite trilled to be supporting myg0t members.