Lets just say if I were to shell out money to test and try a cheat for say 1 week and I use the cheat smartly i.e. not aimbotting, looking suspicious, and only using it to gather items and sell/lvl up. After the week is done, and I NEVER touch the cheat or use the service again for the rest of the wipe, would I still end up eventually getting banned despite no longer using the services?
A few questions on the ban/detection of Tarkov
01/06/2023 22:25
toxicscope95#1
01/06/2023 23:10
Egal#2
If the cheats undetected you wont get banned, if its detected it can take a few days/weeks for you to get banned
01/07/2023 02:06
Platinum Products#3
In theory correct the best way to go about that is when you get done using the cheat you wipe any tarkov traces! Feel free to add me on discord and ill help you on how to wipe any traces and have a few options such as cheats!!!Quote:
Lets just say if I were to shell out money to test and try a cheat for say 1 week and I use the cheat smartly i.e. not aimbotting, looking suspicious, and only using it to gather items and sell/lvl up. After the week is done, and I NEVER touch the cheat or use the service again for the rest of the wipe, would I still end up eventually getting banned despite no longer using the services?
01/08/2023 01:38
Xenos#4
It depends. For example you used the cheat until 10.01 and the cheat first got detected on 11.01 by Battleye and the banwave happens on 20.01, then you wont get banned. Lets say the last time you used it was on 12.01, then you will get banned.Quote:
In short = Banwave date doesnt mean detection date. It could have been detected days or even weeks ago.
BattlEye also used to ban people based on logs even when the they used the cheat prior to the detection. But I honestly forgot how that was so take it with a grain of salt and its probably very unlikely.