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This won’t get passed anti cheats though.

• carlhjerpe 6y ago
  I've heard of noone so far getting banned for playing in a VM. The anticheats can install their kernel modules as they want, and the lookingglass capture is using the direct X capture API, so nothing weird there. A SHMEM device is nothing out of the ordinary either. I mean sure they could detect that you're running in a VM, but I'm yet to hear about any cheats where you edit the memory of a VM, so until that's a thing i safe. There are companies like shadow.tech that builds their entire business around this implementation, so one can only hope it stays this way. Personal experience: Playing both Overwatch and Counter Strike without any issue (VAC enabled servers)
  • Google234 6y ago
    You can do DMA from outside the VM into the VM. This is why most of the more serious anti cheats won’t allow it - vanguard, EAC, battleeye, EASA, ...
    • carlhjerpe 6y ago
      VAC and whatever Blizzard uses is enough for me, but thanks for the tip. I'll keep this In mind if Im ever to encounter either of these ACs
• krageon 6y ago
  It will if you configure it correctly.
  • Google234 6y ago
    Nah, there are many ways to detect virtualization
    • krageon 6y ago
      I know you are wrong (as in I have not seen the detection not beaten, it's probably hypothetically possible in some edge case - at least for a while), so you can only be speculating about the "many ways".