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00:00 Intro
08:58 Initial poking around
11:55 Il2CPPDumper
43:55 Investigating initial symbol dump
50:55 Ghidra?
01:34:00 So many OOMs, just skip this chapter
02:10:16 Back to investigating fall damage
02:14:20 Actually doing some reverse engineering

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A developer walks through reverse engineering a Unity game called Megabonk to understand its internal mechanics, particularly around damage calculations and difficulty scaling. The process involves using IL2CPP dumper to extract metadata from compiled C# code, importing the results into Ghidra for disassembly analysis, and navigating various decompilation tools to inspect game functions. The stream demonstrates practical reverse engineering workflows including handling Unity's IL2CPP compilation, working with binary analysis tools on Linux, and troubleshooting common issues when setting up the reverse engineering toolchain.

Reverse engineering megabonk to see if my build is good