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[insomnia]

1. Never release your IGN (In Game Name) publicly as people can then report you easier.

 

2. Don't make it obvious that you are cheating.

 

3. If you find another cheater do not call them out. (Being a hypocrite isn't a good trait)

 

4. Take a break from cheating from time to time to make you look less suspicious.

 

5. Remember that you are cheating, which means if you get penalized do not complain as you knew that you were breaking the rules.

[DiabIo]

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Anyway, i agree on all of those.

[insomnia]

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Anyway, i agree on all of those.

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Also possibly sticky? I'm going to add more as time goes on.

[TristanabestOne]

 

1. Never release your IGN (In Game Name) publicly as people can then report you easier.

 

2. Don't make it obvious that you are cheating.

 

3. If you find another cheater do not call them out. (Being a hypocrite isn't a good trait)

 

4. Take a break from cheating from time to time to make you look less suspicious.

 

5. Remember that you are cheating, which means if you get penalized do not complain as you knew that you were breaking the rules.

 

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[Nivo]

cheating is breaking the rules to gain unfair advantage. Cheaters don't care about rules and you create even more rules? stupid... most of people will do whatever it takes to win.

[insomnia]

cheating is breaking the rules to gain unfair advantage. Cheaters don't care about rules and you create even more rules? stupid... most of people will do whatever it takes to win.

 

[Soylent]

They can't do anything with scripts for months and u guys really care about bans?

[Mirabelle]

What is script

[Banana]

First time I cheated in game, I realized I was doing very bad stuff. So I decided if I'm gonna cheat, I should also steal, kill, sodomize random people, beat up old people and so on.

 

So I wouldn't be a hypocrite .

[Akama]

Riot as a whole usually bans scripters for being excessively reported in-game. Back when packet casting was still a thing, Cassiopeias were very easy to call out. People who spammed Xerath, Evades without any humanizer at all and the sort were usually banned within a month or two. Even though the tool itself may bypass Riot's AC, they actually review and punish users that are reported for scripting several times.

 

The main rule about safety is: If you're being caught, you're doing something wrong. If you're being called out in-game several times for landing every single impossible skillshot or dodging things that come at you through the fog, you're doing something wrong. Someone that just started playing Xerath/Cass/Any-godlike-scripting-champion and suddenly has a 100% winrate and manages to land every single spell is either on very strong drugs or scripting.

 

People who are caught are usually the same ones that (ab)use the most powerful and consequently obvious things ever made and expect no one to realize what's going on. When you're given a safe tool where the only way of being possibly banned is by abusing things yourself, it's your own fault if something goes wrong. 

[Gitbox]

Riot as a whole usually bans scripters for being excessively reported in-game. Back when packet casting was still a thing, Cassiopeias were very easy to call out. People who spammed Xerath, Evades without any humanizer at all and the sort were usually banned within a month or two. Even though the tool itself may bypass Riot's AC, they actually review and punish users that are reported for scripting several times.

 

The main rule about safety is: If you're being caught, you're doing something wrong. If you're being called out in-game several times for landing every single impossible skillshot or dodging things that come at you through the fog, you're doing something wrong. Someone that just started playing Xerath/Cass/Any-godlike-scripting-champion and suddenly has a 100% winrate and manages to land every single spell is either on very strong drugs or scripting.

 

People who are caught are usually the same ones that (ab)use the most powerful and consequently obvious things ever made and expect no one to realize what's going on. When you're given a safe tool where the only way of being possibly banned is by abusing things yourself, it's your own fault if something goes wrong. 

playing smart is the best way and don't always    +1

[Shinon]

Riot as a whole usually bans scripters for being excessively reported in-game. Back when packet casting was still a thing, Cassiopeias were very easy to call out. People who spammed Xerath, Evades without any humanizer at all and the sort were usually banned within a month or two. Even though the tool itself may bypass Riot's AC, they actually review and punish users that are reported for scripting several times.

 

The main rule about safety is: If you're being caught, you're doing something wrong. If you're being called out in-game several times for landing every single impossible skillshot or dodging things that come at you through the fog, you're doing something wrong. Someone that just started playing Xerath/Cass/Any-godlike-scripting-champion and suddenly has a 100% winrate and manages to land every single spell is either on very strong drugs or scripting.

 

People who are caught are usually the same ones that (ab)use the most powerful and consequently obvious things ever made and expect no one to realize what's going on. When you're given a safe tool where the only way of being possibly banned is by abusing things yourself, it's your own fault if something goes wrong. 

I've been playing Cass without humanizer on my smurf for about 4 months now xD