
Originally Posted by
parasit0id
my opinion is, if you use item hack, use it on an alt account and family share it. they check accounts based on reports. a new alt has fewer reports.
the wallhacks / speedhacks. just dont make it obvious, like doing it in front of killer or if anyone is "downed" so they can see you. in a way, play with 3 other friends, full queue, then you can cheat as much as you like, just not in front of killer's view.
another tip is, everybody has the same name or skin, so even with video report, they wont know who is really who.
private everybody's accounts.
Just be careful, because your Steam ID is registered in the game's start log (even if you change the name) the ID is sent to HEX. Once Steam authorizes you and tells DbD that you are an account (manages the borrowed account and who lent it). DbD knows exactly whether or not you are the same computer and the same person.
I mention it to you because I was banned in this way with several cases:
I had 1 Steam legal account, no hacks, in this account I had bought the game and shared it as a family in the account where I hacked. In the end I was caught by a Legacy to the hack account, but not only that but they identified that it was shared by the legal account and banned it instantly (This Ban was direct from Steam (reported by EAC I suppose).
The second case, literally confirms my theory and recommends that you be careful in this:
I had already been banned by Hardware, I bought the game with a new account (Account A) to test the ban, so I made the A Account (formatted the disk, windows, everything clean), I never opened the game, I just shared it in family with another new account (Account B). I was able to play two games in Account B until I was detected by the EAC, then I was banned from Account B and Steam notified me. Later I opened Account A, which never opened the game and there was also a Ban.

Originally Posted by
Bescein
Not true.
I was banned in 2016 (permanently, for hacking bloodpoints). I created a new account (no changes: same computer, same ip) and now, up to this day, I am still playing DbD on this account.
p.s. as you said, maybe its because in 2016 their anticheat was way worse, I dunno.
I was about 8 months without being detected. As long as you do not receive reports or raise suspicions and keep a low profile, it seems to me that you will not have problems. (I was banned the first time for altering Steam's achievements) later I opened an account that I had since 2016 and with little more than 800hrs I lost the progress, even if they gave me 50 million points or little more. And I did not raise any suspicion that he had been Banned before.
Maybe I was lucky or it was not the "3 strikes and out". But it had been a while since I was banned the first time. I was like this for just over 8 months and my mistake was to show a legacy in a video and a glitch. From there they literally chased me xD

Originally Posted by
parasit0id
if you used an account that is steam family shared, will you get the ban red font on your alt or main account?
As I mentioned in the examples above, you could be easily detected, I do not know if Ban's system has changed a lot a year or two ago, but as of today I tell you that they are more severe, I would be more careful although it sounds paranoid better take precautions as I mention it:
-Use another computer or change HW IDs, or change components of your PC.
-Try to hide your IP and change your MAC address.
-If it is possible not to share the game, try instead to buy it again so you will be less easy to detect.
All this as a precaution and do not go what happened to me.