Nakkub
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- Feb 9, 2018
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My point was that this isn't release, so the only reason I could see them using this now is because that had some random issue in runtime, or they were trying to protect their code. Either way, the difference between editing dlls and creating an injector is enough to make modding small, minute changes no longer really worth it.IL2CPP has been the next evolution of Mono for quite some time now, not sure where you've been hiding LOL. While it does miss out on JIT features (notably runtime code generation, spawning processes, etc.) it offers better performance and mobile device accessibility. Because IL2CPP compiles to native code it does a better job of stopping skids with zero compsci knowledge from clicking a button in a decompiler and doing whatever they want -- but the amount of metadata that's preserved makes mods, cheats, and whatever else still very easy to make. Generally you use Mono for build/debug and IL2CPP for releases.
Most Skids aren't going to bother opening up dlls that mean nothing to them, so it's just an annoyance from my perspective.