pafish VS VmwareHardenedLoader

Pafish is what you asking for, but as u/ForceBlade wrote, you cannot win this game.

You can do it however that requires extensive Research. There are Things such as https://github.com/a0rtega/pafish That Help you get the First detection vectors sorted. However hate to say it but youll be better off actually coding a "Cheat" that Patches the vm Checks the Game does in Order to Play.

Yes. For example: https://github.com/a0rtega/pafish

You can check what thing are detected by using -> https://github.com/a0rtega/pafish Normally VM Exit and Virtual Input devices are detected. But it still works for 99% of the games.

I have been working on obfuscating my vm, the results are mixed... A good start is to use paranoid fish , tools gives you an idea how it detects vm's :)

So I suppose that it depends on the malware. Some malware doesn't want to take the chance of being reverse engineered, so when it's aware that it is in a virtual machine, it might shut down. pafish has functionality for working out whether-or-not it is running in a VMware instance.

Last time when I tried to run Valorant just BSoD the VM Everything else works (EAC, BE, Ricochet, etc...). You can test if your VM can be detected using this tool.

Does soft as pafish https://github.com/a0rtega/pafish will detect RDTSC VM exit on wraped WinVM?

You can use pafish to test vm detection methods. https://github.com/a0rtega/pafish

Tried installing this vmware hardener, including all of its config changes. Got a different error message (something like "Please unload vmloader.sys"), but still didn't work.

https://github.com/hzqst/VmwareHardenedLoader works for VMware but doesn't work against some modern anti-cheats, but KVM universally works against anti-cheats when configured properly with RTDSC spoofing and such

You will need a VM bypass, some bot discords include them separately for a one time fee like Elixrbot which I use but it locks you into VMWare/vSphere, I tried using on a QEMU platform (Proxmox) but I suspect you will need something other than the QEMU display adapters for it to work. I haven't tried them yet but there's some other resources out there like https://github.com/hzqst/VmwareHardenedLoader and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrcM1ZvH4c&feature=youtu.be

Check VmwareHardendedLoader if you are running vmware workstation.