Can using WARDOGS cheats get your account banned?
Closed thread Closed by archiveQuestion for anyone researching WARDOGS cheats: how seriously should the ban risk be taken?
I keep coming back to the same issue. A product listing can make all kinds of claims about detection, but the seller isn't the one who loses access to the account if something goes wrong.
Does the official policy make a distinction between different types of third-party tools, or is it basically a case of using them at your own risk?
Not asking for ways around enforcement. Just trying to understand the rules before making a bad decision.
From the guide: Are Wardogs Cheats Safe? What to Know About Risk and Bans
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Replies are closedThe official enforcement policy explicitly prohibits cheats, including aimbots, ESP, triggerbots, and radar tools. It also lists temporary suspensions and permanent bans as possible penalties.
So basically, the person selling the tool gets paid and the player has to deal with the consequences. Lovely business model lol.
I'd read the actual game policy rather than relying on a seller's FAQ. Those sources don't have the same incentive.
Also, "not detected yet" and "can't be detected" are very different statements.
That's what I wanted to clarify. A promise from a vendor isn't permission from the game developer, and it doesn't remove the account risk.
Exactly. If keeping your account matters to you, staying within the game's rules is the straightforward choice.