Making sure main is safe

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Originally Posted by mememachinez ring-1 is internal and uses a hypervisor and has a good track record, as long as you have an intel cpu. i have been using it for about 6 months and its been good.

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Originally Posted by BUURNITDOWN Hmm, it's not on Xenos' list though so I'm not too sure about it, will check it out though, thanks for the suggestion. Are you using it on your main?

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Originally Posted by BUURNITDOWN Okay I see, but apart from AA I don't really know which internals are worth it in terms of staying undetected, probably EO isn't the safest choice..

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Originally Posted by Garfield_ EO is still good for a popular provider. You can try externals as well like SS, Kernaim, or Proofcore if you want more options, you're welcome to any club :D

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess KernAim is a scam provider which is why they were removed from the 'Trusted Providers' list. They lie about detections for almost every game they support. They might be undetected right now but keep their history in mind before you choose to use them.

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Originally Posted by BUURNITDOWN No doubt EO is high quality, but I think you can understand that if I wanna stay undetected and unbanned long term, it is definitely not the safest choice.. Why is someone like Ring-1 or others like Advance, Unnamed or even Aim Master not in Xenos' list then? Is it that they aren't trusted or what

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Originally Posted by DennisMeister69 Love how newbies recommend/not recommend stuff.

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Originally Posted by BUURNITDOWN Why is someone like Ring-1 or others like Advance, Unnamed or even Aim Master not in Xenos' list then? Is it that they aren't trusted or what

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Originally Posted by L1ney Aimmaster is in the list Ring-1 maybe did not require to be added god knows why i`m not in the list, but some cheats like Elocarry that got detected 1-2 months after release are in ( if they weren`t dtc from the beginning of course ) so his list right now is questionable tbh maybe Xenos list is good idea to look at, you still need to check the history of the cheats provided in this list history and check the feedback of the real users on this forum.

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Originally Posted by BUURNITDOWN Yeah thank you

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Originally Posted by Outsider EloCarry hasn’t confirmed a detection. :) Nor has any of the externals on the list as of recent.

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Originally Posted by Snipe420 im a long time AA user. They are good yes, but the fact is they have BEEN detected. the number of times they've been detected is irrelevant as some here are saying they've NEVER been detected.

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Originally Posted by BUURNITDOWN I see, but providers can lie, not saying they are but it’s a possibility. Though customers can lie too, so I guess as long as there isn’t a LOT of people complaining about being banned then I’d have to think it’s not detected You’re saying they’ve been detected as in they are detected right now and it’s been a while or they’ve been detected as in it happened in the past?

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Originally Posted by Snipe420 Fist detection was dying mw2019. Then they were detected in caldera for spoofer and then a whole ago they were detected mw2. Cheat detected 2 times and spoofer once or twice I believe.

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Originally Posted by DennisMeister69 I believe AA was not detected at MW2, just MW3 once @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] can provide more information, since he is an active AA customer, i kinda forgot the history about AA. Overal AA is great, history of detections as well. The dev has been many years into the cheating scene, most of you weren't born yet when he was developing xD

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Originally Posted by Snipe420 Yup, I think ure right mw3 was the last one. That’s when I switched to DMA. Lost 2 main accounts and count talent. Very good framework once u learn to use it. I still have active sub because id purchase 2 years in advance whenever they have sale. No one’s beating their price because the master membership covers over 30 cheats for like $150 annually