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In game Cash for free?
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Is there any way to make a request that allows you to buy a chest (or ingame Cash) for free, rather than for robux? https://i.imgur.com/2OT4eGT.jpg
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Unless the game is poorly designed then it's not possible
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RaCc0oN 0 Reputation
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And if it is still poorly designed, how can it be done?
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Whoman 17 Reputation
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@RaCc0oN
fire remote events that give you money or check for any module scripts that give you money and use them
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RaCc0oN 0 Reputation
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@Whoman
Do you have tutorial where get needed remote or how to correctly use module scripts? Because i'm stuck.
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TERIHAX 30 Reputation
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@RaCc0oN use remote spies that are undetected, i dont know any rn, then do something that would give you money, then grab that event, then fire that event
i dont know much lua but i just know how people do it ig
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EggEnthusiast 5 Reputation
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@RaCc0oN Most games will fire a remote event when you click the "buy" button on the UI. When the remote is fired, it'll basically tell the server to prompt you with a Developer Product purchase. When this purchase succeeds, it will then grant you your in-game currency. The game you're trying to get free cash in is likely using this method too and you can't really bypass it since it's server-sided. With that being said, it's possible the game handles the purchasing from the client and fires a remote to tell the server to give you cash, if that's the case then you could try using a tool like Hydroxide or SimpleSpy to log all remotes being fired, but like i said earlier it's unlikely they do it from the client.
Hydroxide -> https://github.com/Upbolt/Hydroxide
Simple Spy -> https://github.com/exxtremestuffs/SimpleSpySource
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