does dungeon fighter online steam version share servers

If enough people bother them about it, especially through something they check like the bug report system, they might try to find an alternate method.

So instead of getting pissed at Neople and calling them a greedy or shady company (not saying OP did this but I've already seen it a couple times), at least try to get Neople's attention on the matter first. I know it's the principle of the matter that bothers everyone, including myself, but I'm really not that worried about what XIGNCODE (the company) is doing with that information. Plus I mean, western countries tend to be a lot more concerned about things like this (with good reason, mind you), so keep that in mind. I doubt they're really privy to how it works, and given how popular of an anti-cheat it is in South Korea, I doubt they really worried that much about it anyway. Neople probably couldn't afford to license it out for this version or something, so they went with XIGNCODE. Yes, there's ACE attacks for various old versions of libpng and some other impls, but why would DFO be accessing image assets outside its own directory?ĭnF uses Hackshield everywhere else IIRC (at least, it's used in kDnF). What I can't explain is looking at images on a different drive. I'm not making excuses, I'm not fond of Xigncode myself - but this is very typical behavior for clientside anti-cheat in general. So, Xigncode detects a DLL that wasn't directly loaded by the game, and checks it out. I've seen this with my own games - when OGL calls segfault, the top of the stack is always somewhere in nvogl32.dll. Similar situation with the driver - pulling in D3D/OGL libraries implicitly pulls in driver assistance DLLs. What you're seeing is most likely Xigncode picking up on suspicious behavior and investigating. To anti-cheat, DLL injection is a big red flag. Most overlays work this way - Mumble and RTSS for example. Now, the way Steam's overlay works is it injects a DLL into the game process that hijacks the D3D/OGL buffer swap and input hooks. Are you launching the launcher from Steam? I know that Xigncode has some kind of launcher assist that lets it retroactively analyze things that were interacting with/attached to the launcher.

Does dungeon fighter online steam version share servers