Yeah, I know that it's a rootkit-type service. But I'm saying that still doesn't prevent you from going deeper than the checks. Especially if you're using custom code and not a known cheating tool. (Those will get picked up by signatures) Unless they require a fully certified system, you can always play with device drivers which are going to be lower level than anti-cheat.
It's an arms race, but whatever they can check, you can patch. Worst case, you can still virtualise everything.
It's an arms race, but whatever they can check, you can patch. Worst case, you can still virtualise everything.