You, sir, are clearly a genius.

So it records the game but can you see the enemy team , or see what theyre doing? or is it simply from your teams POV?

This totally seems legit man. Yep... totally legit. I've seen a lot of links in my days and this link seems legit.

do you even now what hacking originally means?

I'm assuming it's from your team's PoV given that the client shouldn't be receiving information about the other team's positions through fog of war (based on statements by Riot). I'm also assuming that patches will break any replays.

i'd call bootleg replays a legit hack.

its from ur teams point of view
but you can scroll
i have a own3d account i can record a session foru ppl

There are some temporary measures in place for handling this. Each LOL versions exe is backed up, and version numbers are stored in each replay file. The replay is then opened with the corresponding exe. I have started some work on creating binary diffs, so that these backups are smaller, however I have only been developing this for a couple of weeks (since ~ version 1.0.0.108) so we'll see how it holds up.


Omniphage: Basically, it records network traffic that is sent to the game (in case that makes you paranoid, it does not listen to any other traffic, just the game, not even the lobby client or anywhere you enter login information). Then in order to replay a game, it creates a local server, and tells the client to connect to that. The server then replays all the network traffic back to the client. There are a few other subtlety needed to make this process work smoothly, but thats the general gist of it.

I would be more likely to trust this if he wasn't a Junior Member with his only 2 posts being in this thread with the name Haxalot...

I'll just wait to see what other people say after testing it.

Well, the replays Riot has taken so long to implement are supposed to include backwards compatibility with previous patches. I doubt that this will have that.

Then again I'm not sure if Riot will ever finish theirs.