This section is dedicated to the programming and development of cheats for Valorant — Riot Games' tactical FPS powered by Vanguard, one of the most invasive kernel-level anti-cheats in the gaming industry. Due to its complexity, Valorant cheat development focuses on stealth, external tools, DMA-based memory access, and careful reverse engineering of sensitive game systems.
Valorant's Vanguard runs on kernel level (ring0) and monitors a wide range of system behaviors. Most developers avoid internal cheats and opt for external DMA solutions or hypervisor-based bypass methods. This section is meant for educational exploration of memory interaction and game structure decoding.
Valorant development often uses C++, Rust, and low-level C for kernel interfaces. DMA frameworks typically use PCILeech-compatible hardware with custom firmware and codebases. A strong understanding of hardware and Windows internals is essential to avoid detection.
This is one of the most technically challenging arenas for cheat developers. Whether you're experimenting with DMA, spoofers, or mouse-based overlays, this forum supports innovation and careful development for safe and responsible experimentation.