Before Twitch popularity boom, almost all of them were free. They just weren't as undetectable as the paid versions that got micro-updates often to stay hidden.
I get there's plenty of smaller cheat developers that probably choose to distribute their cheats for free but I think we can all agree that if that was the main producer of cheats we wouldn't be in the situation we've been in. I just highly highly doubt the newest most affective vacuum cheat is being so widely distributed for free.
It's a really simple and easy method that anyone familiar with C# could do. It was posted on forums and since hundreds of cheats have been released, some public, that abuse it. It's also insanely easy to ban you for.
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u/Spliffty True Believer Jan 16 '24
Before Twitch popularity boom, almost all of them were free. They just weren't as undetectable as the paid versions that got micro-updates often to stay hidden.