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A compromised or hacked account can get banned just as quickly as a cheater. Studios protect the wider playerbase first, then review ownership later. The good news, in most cases you can recover and unban a hacked account if you act fast, secure it, prove ownership and submit a clean, well-structured appeal. In this guide you will learn: How Game …
Boosting is the paid shortcut of competitive gaming. Whether it is a Challenger duo queue in LoL or a flawless raid carry in Destiny 2, you pay or trade value for someone else to raise your rank, farm loot, or finish challenges. Games classify this as another form of Real-Money Trading because it delivers an in-game advantage you did not …
Toxic behavior is any in-game action or message that drags down match quality for the rest of the lobby. It covers more than hate speech: rage-quits, feeding, or trolling voice comms can all trigger penalties even if you never touch any cheat software. In this guide you will learn: Toxicity Detection and Enforcement Studios stack multiple safeguards to spot bad …
Any tool, exploit, or method that gives you an unfair edge counts as cheating. Cheating has followed multiplayer games since the first scoreboard went online. From harmless fun in private matches to paid services to climb ranked ladders, every method leaves a fingerprint that studios can track. This guide breaks down every major cheat, how it works, where it shows …
You probably don’t know this, but one of the most common ban reasons is due to having a hacked LoL account. However, it’s rare that you’ll get banned for having your account compromised per se, but rather as a result of what happens on it afterwards. As for what happens on them, here are the most common reasons for which …
