Trucchi Shadow Fight su Facebook: uccidere con un solo colpo

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Shadow Fight è uno tra i giochi Facebook più utilizzati dagli utenti del social network. Si tratta di un appassionante titolo che ha saputo attirare l’attenzione di numerosi iscritti al social network di Mark Zuckerberg sin dal primo momento.

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Così come per la maggior parte dei giochi su Facebook, anche in Shadow Fight sono tuttavia presenti non poche difficoltà che fortunatamente è possibile aggirare mettendo in atto appositi trucchi. A tal proposito, oggi andiamo quindi a scoprire come fare per applicare i trucchi grazie ai quali è possibile uccidere con un solo colpo.

Per poter applicare i nuovi trucchi per uccidere con un solo colpo in Shadow Fight è necessario scaricare l’apposito hack che può essere ricavato cliccando qui. Successivamente si dovrà cliccare qui per scaricare anche Cheat Engine.

A questo punto, si dovrà procedere andando ad avviare prima Cheat Engine, poi il gioco e poi anche l’hack. In seguito, si dovrà puntare l’hack verso il processo giusto. Fatto ciò, sarà possibile sfruttare il trucco grazie al quale uccidere con un solo colpo.

Da notare che anche se molto utili non è mai il caso di esagerare con i trucchi. Forse non tutti lo sanno ma purtroppo andando ad esagerare con i trucchi si corre infatti il il rischio di essere individuati e di restare fuori in maniera quasi immediata, talvolta per sempre. Inoltre è bene tenere presente il fatto che chi produce un qualsiasi gioco su Facebook tende ad aggiornare abbastanza spesso le protezioni ragion per cui al momento non è possibile sapere per quanto tempo il chat in questione risulterà effettivamente utile.

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