View Full Version : Ring0 and Ring3 - Question
ScoOby-Do0
January 9th, 2012, 04:55 AM
Hello,
I've just joined the website and I am thinking about getting the xPackage (Lifetime) and I am just worried about the detection rate for Battlefield 3. I have seen about 3-4 other websites (not going to mention which ones) saying that it's 100% undected and all this shit, but if you hack you are always at a risk.
So my question to you guys is, do YOU implement any features to prevent bans for us users?
TL;DR - What type of security do you offer, which prevents / and or lowers detection rate.
KazZae
January 9th, 2012, 04:58 AM
Yes I am wondering too, I may get the full package but I am worried about detections.
doxis
January 9th, 2012, 05:43 AM
Here is for your questions.
We use Ring3. Not ring0 because we dont need that.
X22 made an tool (no speciell tools or bat's) that will make so you wont get banned!
That means that you dont need to worry about that :P
Hope this helped.
Best regards
Doxis
please re register and use doxis as referrer if you can read this
AramZamZam
January 10th, 2012, 03:55 AM
The Cheats have a integrated tool that automaticly crashes your game if there is an VAC or PunkBuster update. I was a bit stupid and wondered why my MW3 crashed all the time until i noticed there was an VAC update. That tool really saved my ass and i wasnt banned even tho i was rejoining few times.
I'm here since '10 and never got a ban. I think that speaks for itself.
Dirty__Secret
January 10th, 2012, 05:21 AM
after x22 implemented this tool there was nobody banned anymoar, no matter which game.
Klapklap88
January 10th, 2012, 08:26 AM
The difference between ring0 and ring3 is, that ring0 is something like a driver level where you need specific access. Most untalented coders call their hacks secure and use ring0 cause they ain't able to write a decent protection.
As far as i know x22's hacks always running in ring3 and comparing to other sites we have an extremely low detection rate at all.
Dirty__Secret is still right, after the implementation we got no detections at all (possible around a year or so).
The only detections we got were caused due to reports (which can't be prevented at all if you cheating obviously) only in a few games. <0,001% of the customers.
Well what should i say?! The xpackage lifetime is totally recommended, cheap, safe and x22 is nearly done with the new version of the framework -> new amazing features.
And this would be the only thing i would have mentioned if we're talking about the cons of x22's hacks. The lack of features being supported, but who needs an uba but detected hack? Nobody, that's why i bought x22's xpackage.
ScoOby-Do0
January 10th, 2012, 08:53 AM
The difference between ring0 and ring3 is, that ring0 is something like a driver level where you need specific access. Most untalented coders call their hacks secure and use ring0 cause they ain't able to write a decent protection.
As far as i know x22's hacks always running in ring3 and comparing to other sites we have an extremely low detection rate at all.
Dirty__Secret is still right, after the implementation we got no detections at all (possible around a year or so).
The only detections we got were caused due to reports (which can't be prevented at all if you cheating obviously) only in a few games. <0,001% of the customers.
Well what should i say?! The xpackage lifetime is totally recommended, cheap, safe and x22 is nearly done with the new version of the framework -> new amazing features.
And this would be the only thing i would have mentioned if we're talking about the cons of x22's hacks. The lack of features being supported, but who needs an uba but detected hack? Nobody, that's why i bought x22's xpackage.
You sir answered all my questions in one big post. I've bought the xPackage Lifetime last night, and I am so pleased. The only problem is I want to use the L4D hacks, but I don't want to risk my main account getting banned (has over 100 games), well I better be safe than sorry I mean the new implementation is great but there's a risk with everything :P
Thanks for everyone who replied.
Klapklap88
January 10th, 2012, 09:55 AM
You're always welcome! (VAC bans the engine, which means you won't lose your whole steam account, you can't play any source game in multiplayer anymore if you're vac banned.) But yeah, totally wise decision.
JohnnyWalker
January 10th, 2012, 10:18 AM
Good, closed.
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