[BiosMarcel]

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Originally Posted by PrO.GameR I can't understand, whats so hard to grasp in the concept of open-source? For god's sake people are cracking Denuvo(Denovu? whatever) lock that was meant to be unbreakable (or really hard to crack) and you expect your open-source anti-cheat not to be cracked in a second? Lemme give you an example you can understand: Your anti-cheat is a box, there's a input coming in from a side, and there's an output on the other side, no matter what you put inside people can still use a wire to connect these two together and make it look like it went thru whatever you made in your box, completely bypassing what you built because the box is open and not sealed shut.

Yeah, that was my conclusion whenever i thought about it, but i thought i might be able to figure out something more difficult to get around, for example soemthing thatt would have to be recracked everyday (ofc that might be something , that someone could automate). But, also something that doesn't require me to ship new versions everyday. Anyways, most cheaters are kids and the people that create cheats are probably having a life too, who knows. But overall, i know the problems this brings. But, i still don't think it is impossible. There must be some way. My way of thinking is that nothing is impossible (there might be things "impossible" for me though).

@Spmn I did understand everything others said, don't worry, i am just really stubborn.