Yes and no. You can force any unity scene to load either by making a custom hack or via UnityExplorer but all of the actual content of the program (namely meshes and such) isn't loaded, thus, all you get is a map, useless menus and background music. The current consensus of how this protection works is that the authorization function that
npomme analyzed, somehow loads the needed content after authenticating patreon user.
Il2CppDumper gave me the function names that you mentioned so I think we can assume that the results of header dumping are consistent.
Also, may I ask you whether you use IDA pro or the free version of IDA?
For the past 3 days I've been trying to learn reverse engineering with Ghidra but this program has been EXTREMELY uncooperative when it comes to debugging features. It cannot attach the debugger to a process that is already running without vomiting java exceptions and starting FurryVNE with a debugger attached at launch makes it crash with the "Failed to load original DLL" just like it sometimes does when you open it normally.
If I have to use an external debugger alongside Ghidra and look up decompiled functions by hand, then I'd rather give up Ghidra and try out IDA since I really want to be able to do proper decompilation debugging like you seem to be doing.
I'm trying to get my setup in working order by testing it on notepad.exe first, but at this point my patience has worn really thin. I already encountered multitude of problems I later found on Ghidra's github forums, many of which seem still unresolved...
That is a valid concern but I don't think it matters, especially at this point because:
1. Fiddling with their protection will always cost time, and at this point it'll probably be a lot of work for very diminished returns.
2. The guys here (or 1 guy mostly, thank you again for your effort
npomme) haven't done nowhere near that much progress to justify making all this talk more private, imo.
However if someone here cracked it, then maybe it would be smart to not disclose the most technical details publicly.