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Things to know before you hack
Things to know before you hack
I just wanted to make this thread to let any new people here (or ignorant leechers) that certain types of hacking are easily bannable.
Let's start with exp hacking:
It's EXTREMELY easy to tell if an account has been exp added on. For every rank there is a certain amount of exp needed for it. So let's say you were getting 1,000 exp a game, which is really hard to do, but still possible with exp boosts. The amount of games needed for a rank would then be [amntofexpneeded/1,000]. So if you're a major with 100 games played, any player who right clicks on you will instantly know that you're a hacker.
It IS possible to legitly farm co-op, (which doesn't count as games played) to get around 15-20k exp an hour but Aeria can check exp rates. If they see that you're getting 120k-150k exp an hour, well, bye bye account.
So basically if you're going to exp hack don't use it very much, or often. Or you will likely get banned, and even if you don't you will get kicked from lots of lobbies because it's obvious that you're a hacker
Now let's move on to UAV hacking:
This is really simple, if 1 person reports you in game while you have a uav hack on, it takes a screenshot of your screen, and that is conclusive proof for a ban. However, Aeria are lazy fucks and don't read through all of their report servers, but if a GM does see your report in the server they will probably ban you.
Finally: Mini-Farming.
Prison Break Survival is basically undetectable, the only "proof" someone can get on you is if they are in a lobby and you are in a room farming, the counter in the round will go from 0-1-0-1 repeatedly, this isn't totally conclusive proof, but it does look really sketchy.
The chances for ban on lockdown extreme are MUCH higher because it is an extreme game type, and it looks very sketchy if a player plays it for an extensive amount of time.
Thanks for reading this and good luck not getting banned,
-Stax
Let's start with exp hacking:
It's EXTREMELY easy to tell if an account has been exp added on. For every rank there is a certain amount of exp needed for it. So let's say you were getting 1,000 exp a game, which is really hard to do, but still possible with exp boosts. The amount of games needed for a rank would then be [amntofexpneeded/1,000]. So if you're a major with 100 games played, any player who right clicks on you will instantly know that you're a hacker.
It IS possible to legitly farm co-op, (which doesn't count as games played) to get around 15-20k exp an hour but Aeria can check exp rates. If they see that you're getting 120k-150k exp an hour, well, bye bye account.
So basically if you're going to exp hack don't use it very much, or often. Or you will likely get banned, and even if you don't you will get kicked from lots of lobbies because it's obvious that you're a hacker
Now let's move on to UAV hacking:
This is really simple, if 1 person reports you in game while you have a uav hack on, it takes a screenshot of your screen, and that is conclusive proof for a ban. However, Aeria are lazy fucks and don't read through all of their report servers, but if a GM does see your report in the server they will probably ban you.
Finally: Mini-Farming.
Prison Break Survival is basically undetectable, the only "proof" someone can get on you is if they are in a lobby and you are in a room farming, the counter in the round will go from 0-1-0-1 repeatedly, this isn't totally conclusive proof, but it does look really sketchy.
The chances for ban on lockdown extreme are MUCH higher because it is an extreme game type, and it looks very sketchy if a player plays it for an extensive amount of time.
Thanks for reading this and good luck not getting banned,
-Stax
Originally Posted by Flengo
. Just lay low when there are so many hackers spamming capshop, and buy cap guns later.
