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Cheat Engine 5.5

1.4k views · started by oKING · · closed
#1
Cheat Engine 5.5
Hey everyone. I was playing Dragon fable the other day and I used a CE55 to get me max out on everything...So I presume everyone knows how The Cheat Engine works. So is it actually possible to find out away to use it on gaia to get as much as gold as you want. Or has it already been done..
You get a small amount of gold every time you post. So what if you be able to find the hex number and change it's value to 100,000,000. So every time you post you get that amount.
Though I did a little research on it and found this video. It looks fake to me because I tried it a dozen times and it didn't work.

YouTube - GAIA ONLINE GOLD HACK (READ DESCRIPTION FIRST!)

But does anyone know anything about this.
#2
Doesnt work.
#3
Lol.
What you have, isn't what is shown.
It's just shown to look like you have that much.
#4
Genesis wrote:
Lol.
What you have, isn't what is shown.
It's just shown to look like you have that much.

I didn't understand what you said...
#5
The gold on gaia is server sided. Say you have 10k, but change it to say you have 10mil. When you refresh the page it will change back to 10k. It's fake gold pretty much.
#6
It works on dragon fable?
#7
Dragon fable isn't gaia.
#8
Well no shit...but that doesn't explain why it can work on Df and not Gaia..
#9
._. Dragon Fable isn't a multiplayer game, so they don't give a shit if it's possible to cheat on it really, as it doesn't affect others gameplay. Gaia, on the other hand has their shit on lockdown. If that's easier to understand.
#10
Gaia is forum based, Dragon Fable is flash client based.

You come in here posting all like "I'm the all mighty King", when it seems you don't know squat.
#11
Gaiaonline runs server-sided. All data and such is processed by the server. Dragonfable or whatever the hell it is is client based. It doesn't submit data to the server.

For example, if you took a game that had a developer mode like say, Halo Custom Edition. You joined a server while running developer mode and you are a client of that server. If you turn on say, infinite ammo with it, to you, the client, it would appear as though you really had infinite ammo. You would be shooting somebody in the head with a sniper and ask "what the fuck, why isn't this working?!". Well, it's because you really have 0 ammo instead of 999, but it appears to you to be 999.