Hey y'all, I just wanted to give an update on this, about Halo 3. I can confirm that if you place these two files in the eac folder, you will get achievements (on steam), bypass eac, and be able to use a table/trainer.
I wasn't sure if it was going to, but I just got the "All out of Bubblegum" achievement on my Halo 3 run while using the bypass...So...yeah
How to use this cheat table?
Install Cheat Engine
Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
Keep the list.
Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1
everytime i try to put the bypass in the Windowsapps Folder it says i dont have enogh space when i have alot of space on my HDD, can someone help me out?
I really want to use this but I cant edit my windowsapps folder for this game even with full permissions cant get rid of read only and or change the files ;(
this Bypass work on WSvesion/Gamepass put the Dll on game location storage C: E: F: G: \Program Files\ModifiableWindowsApps\HaloMCC\easyanticheat work here achievements unlocking with trainer on xbox game pass version
this Bypass work on WSvesion/Gamepass put the Dll on game location storage C: E: F: G: \Program Files\ModifiableWindowsApps\HaloMCC\easyanticheat work here achievements unlocking with trainer on xbox game pass version
The point of Easy Anti-Cheat is to prevent online cheating, so therefore anything that disables EAC would likely cause an internal or server-sided flag to go off and thus prevent you from playing online.
This topic is a continuation of the one found here: threads/11818/#post-125214. The reason I've closed that one early is people started discussion MP-related stuff.
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ODST was just released. It seems they patched the bypass. Will there be an update?
It's working just fine, I've been playing with this bypass and gaining achievements just fine.
For me the update corrected/updated the EAC files back to their original. I just copied/pasted the modified files again and it started working as intended
Pfft.. There's no such thing as "patching" it. It's called an update, meaning the EAC binaries must've changed. Meaning you need to redo the replacing with the proxy DLLs That's all. If those don't work, then that's another thing to check. But not patching.. Developers have no intention to track down such modifications, as they're well aware of them and not rocket science. Makes no sense to go against this, as any attempts to add more protection will cause performance loss. The greater companies out there have learned their lesson; I hope.
Pfft.. There's no such thing as "patching" it. It's called an update, meaning the EAC binaries must've changed. Meaning you need to redo the replacing with the proxy DLLs That's all. If those don't work, then that's another thing to check. But not patching.. Developers have no intention to track down such modifications, as they're well aware of them and not rocket science. Makes no sense to go against this, as any attempts to add more protection will cause performance loss. The greater companies out there have learned their lesson; I hope.
Yeah I don't think they changed much as a paid option to bypass it came out very quickly after ODST dropped, you could even write eac-nop-loaded into the steam command line before the patch and even that took them along time to fix. When you launch the game in mod mode are achievements just disabled using some kind of dev hack, could you switch them on and off in memory using Cheat Engine even without your bypass method because you mentioned before flipping a value back and forth in your original post?
That's all. If those don't work, then that's another thing to check. But not patching.. Developers have no intention to track down such modifications, as they're well aware of them and not rocket science. Makes no sense to go against this, as any attempts to add more protection will cause performance loss. The greater companies out there have learned their lesson; I hope.
