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Originally Posted by Afplactican
As cereals explained, we're more in the EAC Fortnite scene then we are at Apex. So the IP flag is something we were genuinely unaware off, and we thank you for your elaborations.
Nevertheless, I would like you to elobrate on the fact (without making this seem like a provider VS provider argument) why a permanent spoofer would make zero affect whilst it's been tested thoroughly.
First few Apex bans a permanent spoof can be utilized to get rid of your HWID ban. Whenever you're reaching a higher amount of HWID bans it suddenly doesn't work anymore.
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This is the Apex subforum so I'd expect the discussion to revolve around Apex and not Fortnite. Nevertheless, your permanent spoof won't matter if you don't handle disk. If you really believe it does it's simply a misconception of you being in the grace period(as explained above).
It takes 3-5 bans for an hwid ban to be applied. There is
no need for a spoofer until then,
you are free to continue playing (if you don't care about your original serials).
A perm spoofer needs to use raid, efi or hybrid-temp solutions in order to counter ANY hwid ban by EAC. Different types of hwid bans simply does not exist. There is nothing called "hard ban", "disk ban" or "manual super ban". There is just one type of ban and that is a regular hwid ban. If you guys believe something else I'd say your testing is flawed.
In a more detailed matter: the hwid structure has 11 unique identifiers, but not all needs to be spoofed, because eac (for whatever reason) has chosen not to ban solely on them. My guess is that they're not reliable enough to be used as a sole identifier. Disk however is
their prime identifier. You can often change this identifier alone in order to get a pass.
This is the reason why you see multiple perm spoofers that work (with raid), even though you cant perm spoof all of them. The identifiers are still being collected but not used to ban(yet). What those identifiers are used for is currently a mystery, they could be used to identify you manually, for cerb or data collection for some future thing (just a guess on my end). That being said, they can wave these identifiers and hit thousands of users that uses perm spoof anytime they want. To handle them all you need to use temp. I'm still amazed that they havent patched raid yet, after all these years. Seems like a nobrainer to me, but thats on them i guess.
I hope that makes sense, the whole message became a bit messy.
Excuse me for that, and excuse me if i came off a bit rude. That was not my intention. :)