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The new end date will be May 1st.
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Will i get banned if my friend explore necro for me ?
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This won't involve any bad practices.
If FinTech was my neighbour, i would have called him over. Sadly no one near me plays better than me.
i like that you are outing yourself , but sorry bud , this is kabam
Now, there's people who say that Kabam can't detect this. But that's besides the point. Murder is illegal whether you are caught or not. Is it still illegal if you destroy the body and leave no evidence behind? Yes, it is still illegal.
There's the separate issue of people known, or at least presumed to have cheated still playing. That's because Kabam doesn't catch everyone. The fact that they didn't catch one cheater does not give you the right to cheat, or is it a defense of cheating. They ban who they catch, and some people take longer to catch than others. Some idiots have literally posted on the forums that they have never been caught and then were promptly banned, because they called attention to themselves.
The bottom line is cheating is prohibited no matter what anyone else says, no matter what anyone else does, and no matter what anyone else might get away with. If you cheat you risk getting banned if you are caught. You might not get caught, some criminals aren't caught and punished for their crimes, but you are still taking your own chances when you do. And if you cheat and get caught, no one will mourn your ban.
Now, is it actually impossible to detect the above action? In isolation, probably. But cheating almost never happens in isolation, and one thing that tends to eventually trip up cheaters is that they think something is undetectable, and then something else is, and then another thing is, and they don't realize they are creating a pattern of otherwise difficult to detect behaviors that themselves are detectable. All it takes is one mistake. As someone who has performed forensic investigations, sometimes it is not the crime, it is the cover up that gets detected and leads to the perpetrator. And sometimes it is the fact that the perpetrator thinks they are invincible that causes them to go to the well too many times.
Maybe you go to your friend's house and let him play your account on your phone and complete Necropolis. And then your friend lets another friend do that, and another, and another. The devs might start to get suspicious about all those Necropolis completions happening all at one place by people who otherwise have difficulty completing monthly EQ without Hercules tripping over his own shoelaces. They might start to wonder how all those players who play completely differently normally all just happen to take the same paths in Necropolis with the same teams and take about the same amount of revives playing exactly the same way. I'm not saying that will happen, but I am saying that thinking cheating is okay because it is "impossible" to detect is how a lot of people get caught cheating.
Bottom line, don't cheat. Don't look for loopholes to cheat. If you think "technically this isn't cheating" then it is probably cheating, and if you're caught you will likely get banned and your technicality defense will not be accepted by Kabam, nor will the player community in general look kindly upon that defense either.
There's no such thing as absolute certainty anywhere. The standard in the United States for criminal trials is proof beyond reasonable doubt. They explicitly instruct jurors that beyond reasonable doubt does not mean no doubt at all, or absolute proof. It means you have no reasonable reason to doubt the guilt of the defendant. Which means there is a probability, however small, you might be wrong.
Whether behavioral analysis is a sufficiently strong indicator of cheating is a separate issue. The issue is not whether it is or it isn't. What matters is that Kabam itself is the sole arbiter of whether it is or isn't, and generally speaking there are other pieces of evidence that go into a ban than just simple indicators.
It is never a good idea to decide that you can do something because in your opinion it would be unjustified for anyone to suspect you or assert you did cheat. A lot of people cheat for precisely that reason: they believe that what they are doing can't be "proven" to be cheating, so it would be unfair to accuse them of cheating, so it would also be entirely fair if they claimed they were not cheating. Because it is just their word against the game operator.
This is why I do not discuss cheat detection methodology specifics anymore, and haven't for a very long time. The fact that this is one of the dominant cheating psychologies means the more in the dark they are about the precise ways they are being caught, the more likely they are to be sloppy and do something dumb.
Which is to say, I don't discuss them in public anymore. I discuss them with the developers all the time.
Imagine you want to make a funny post but then kabam investigates and finds some stuff. Because when you search long enough, there’s probably always something suspicious.
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