What actually gets you banned, the scan or people reporting you
Closed thread Closed by archiveFeel like this gets argued badly every time. People talk about detection like it's the only route, then act shocked when someone gets banned with a build that was current.
In a game with no killcam and no spectator, what does a scan actually have to go on compared to a human on the other side noticing your whole team is 99 rated and you've won 30 in a row.
Not saying detection doesn't matter. Saying reports get underweighted and they're the part you control. FC 27 anti-cheat and ban risk is the guide—FC 27 feature guide for menu habits, do you need an HWID spoofer if the PC is flagged.
comments: What actually gets you banned, the scan or people reporting you 14
Replies are closedreports absolutely matter more in this game. there's nothing to spectate, a reviewer sees a scoreline and a stat line and makes a call
disagree slightly, a report gets you looked at, the scan is what actually confirms it. you still need the scan to fail you
@2 not always. plenty of enforcement is a human deciding it's obvious and hitting the button
and what does "obvious" mean here. a good player has a good record too
the difference is shape. a good player loses some, has the odd 4-3, goes on a bad run. a cheat account wins flat and never dips
"wins flat" is a good way of putting it. 3-0, 2-0, 3-1, 2-0, repeat, for weeks
so what do you do, lose on purpose
not on purpose, just don't NoLoss everything. let the bad ones play out and the record has texture
also don't max every attribute on a Pro. one look at the pre match and it's obviously edited
@9 maxing everything is so common though, half the random Pros I see are 99 across the board
yeah and that's why people notice, everyone's seen a hundred of them
the streaming one is real too. overlay on, chat clips it, clip goes in a Discord, someone reports. saw a guy get picked up that way
so basically: use a maintained build, don't win flat, don't max everything, don't stream. that's the whole risk strategy
@13 that's it, and none of it is software so no vendor can sell you out of it