Seems like some of you DMA users are under the impression that switching to DMA means you no longer have to worry about your past offenses, or that you can play as blatantly as you want simply because you're using DMA. Here's a quick breakdown.
Getting banned on DMA is 99% user error. The 1% exception would be shitty memwrite functions that the cheat developer stole from public sources.
Common reasons you (generalizing DMA users) got banned:
Played too obvious: By far the most common reason. Most people will claim they were closet cheating, yet track people through walls.
Bought an account from an account shop: Many shops mass-create accounts, which can come with their own risks.
Contaminated an aged account: Logged into the account on a previously HWID-flagged device at some point.
Reused previously flagged details: Same email, phone number, or other identifying information associated with a previously flagged account.
Used a shitty P2T confirmation number.
Didn't use a genuinely fresh device: Introduced previously flagged components or account information into the new setup.
Keep in mind that if you have two accounts, Account A (your main) and Account B (your alt), logging into Account B even once can link the two.
For example, you log into Account B to smurf or for whatever other reason. Months later, Account A gets banned, while Account B remains unbanned and may not have been touched in months.
If you then build an entirely new PC and log into Account B on that system, you've contaminated the new setup as well. The fact that Account B was never banned, or that months have passed since you last used it, doesn't mean it's in the clear.
Maybe you have a Battle.net account that you have had for years and played WoW on it your entire life, but then you received a CoD ban on it. At that point, choose which matters more to you, CoD or WoW, because logging into that account on a new PC can potentially flag the new PC. Is it permanent? No, but you’ll more than likely have to wait until the next CoD title cycle before it’s no longer a concern.
Switching to DMA or simply getting a new PC?
Step 1. Don't log into anything you used on your old PC. Start fresh.
Step 2. Don't reuse your personal information when creating new accounts, including your name, email, or phone number.
Step 3. Create a new Gmail account and use a service like Talkatone for your P2T confirmation.
Step 4. Spend the first week playing without aimbot or ESP. Use radar only and establish a gameplay pattern that reflects how you normally play, whether that's high kills, low kills, or anything in between.
Step 5. Once you've established that pattern over the first week, go wild.
If you follow these steps, you will never have to worry about carrying a ban over to a new PC.
The other pc was legit on and the acc the guy does not cheese
So you have three PCs? I'm confused. The second time you got banned, you must have had something on your game PC. If you previously used that PC to run your DMA cheats, that's likely your issue.
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Originally Posted by Sero7k
Still not what happened imo
Well that's fine, everyone's entitled to their opinion. But I'm running basic paid firmware and have been playing for several hours, no problem. If it was detected or there was firmware protection, that wouldn't be the case.
A lot of people are getting clapped using aimbot, so that could be it too.
A lot of people are getting clapped using aimbot, so that could be it too.
Been testing on the new HW and new accts for a couple of days. Doesn't look like a FW or MAKCU issue. Accounts running aimbot—even with the safest/most legit settings—are getting clapped. Looks like Ricochet AI is finally nailing aimbot behavior.
Been testing on the new HW and new accts for a couple of days. Doesn't look like a FW or MAKCU issue. Accounts running aimbot—even with the safest/most legit settings—are getting clapped. Looks like Ricochet AI is finally nailing aimbot behavior.
Wdym been testing?? don´t you get HWID banned just by getting your first permaban if it is from cheating instead of boosting? i understand you don´t get hwid banned from boosting but you´ll get it if they supect you are using cheating software.
But it is the same thing, during the beta, also some ban reports but it is mostly from play style and the TPM module thing.
Seems like some of you DMA users are under the impression that switching to DMA means you no longer have to worry about your past offenses, or that you can play as blatantly as you want simply because you're using DMA. Here's a quick breakdown.
Getting banned on DMA is 99% user error. The 1% exception would be shitty memwrite functions that the cheat developer stole from public sources.
Common reasons you (generalizing DMA users) got banned:
Played too obvious: By far the most common reason. Most people will claim they were closet cheating, yet track people through walls.
Bought an account from an account shop: Many shops mass-create accounts, which can come with their own risks.
Contaminated an aged account: Logged into the account on a previously HWID-flagged device at some point.
Reused previously flagged details: Same email, phone number, or other identifying information associated with a previously flagged account.
Used a shitty P2T confirmation number.
Didn't use a genuinely fresh device: Introduced previously flagged components or account information into the new setup.
Keep in mind that if you have two accounts, Account A (your main) and Account B (your alt), logging into Account B even once can link the two.
For example, you log into Account B to smurf or for whatever other reason. Months later, Account A gets banned, while Account B remains unbanned and may not have been touched in months.
If you then build an entirely new PC and log into Account B on that system, you've contaminated the new setup as well. The fact that Account B was never banned, or that months have passed since you last used it, doesn't mean it's in the clear.
Maybe you have a Battle.net account that you have had for years and played WoW on it your entire life, but then you received a CoD ban on it. At that point, choose which matters more to you, CoD or WoW, because logging into that account on a new PC can potentially flag the new PC. Is it permanent? No, but you’ll more than likely have to wait until the next CoD title cycle before it’s no longer a concern.
Switching to DMA or simply getting a new PC?
Step 1. Don't log into anything you used on your old PC. Start fresh.
Step 2. Don't reuse your personal information when creating new accounts, including your name, email, or phone number.
Step 3. Create a new Gmail account and use a service like Talkatone for your P2T confirmation.
Step 4. Spend the first week playing without aimbot or ESP. Use radar only and establish a gameplay pattern that reflects how you normally play, whether that's high kills, low kills, or anything in between.
Step 5. Once you've established that pattern over the first week, go wild.
If you follow these steps, you will never have to worry about carrying a ban over to a new PC.
Thanks for this. I'd be interested to know your thoughts based on the recent post from activation? What do you think?
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Originally Posted by 0x41^4
Seems like some of you DMA users are under the impression that switching to DMA means you no longer have to worry about your past offenses, or that you can play as blatantly as you want simply because you're using DMA. Here's a quick breakdown.
Getting banned on DMA is 99% user error. The 1% exception would be shitty memwrite functions that the cheat developer stole from public sources.
Common reasons you (generalizing DMA users) got banned:
Played too obvious: By far the most common reason. Most people will claim they were closet cheating, yet track people through walls.
Bought an account from an account shop: Many shops mass-create accounts, which can come with their own risks.
Contaminated an aged account: Logged into the account on a previously HWID-flagged device at some point.
Reused previously flagged details: Same email, phone number, or other identifying information associated with a previously flagged account.
Used a shitty P2T confirmation number.
Didn't use a genuinely fresh device: Introduced previously flagged components or account information into the new setup.
Keep in mind that if you have two accounts, Account A (your main) and Account B (your alt), logging into Account B even once can link the two.
For example, you log into Account B to smurf or for whatever other reason. Months later, Account A gets banned, while Account B remains unbanned and may not have been touched in months.
If you then build an entirely new PC and log into Account B on that system, you've contaminated the new setup as well. The fact that Account B was never banned, or that months have passed since you last used it, doesn't mean it's in the clear.
Maybe you have a Battle.net account that you have had for years and played WoW on it your entire life, but then you received a CoD ban on it. At that point, choose which matters more to you, CoD or WoW, because logging into that account on a new PC can potentially flag the new PC. Is it permanent? No, but you’ll more than likely have to wait until the next CoD title cycle before it’s no longer a concern.
Switching to DMA or simply getting a new PC?
Step 1. Don't log into anything you used on your old PC. Start fresh.
Step 2. Don't reuse your personal information when creating new accounts, including your name, email, or phone number.
Step 3. Create a new Gmail account and use a service like Talkatone for your P2T confirmation.
Step 4. Spend the first week playing without aimbot or ESP. Use radar only and establish a gameplay pattern that reflects how you normally play, whether that's high kills, low kills, or anything in between.
Step 5. Once you've established that pattern over the first week, go wild.
If you follow these steps, you will never have to worry about carrying a ban over to a new PC.
Thanks for this. I'd be interested to know your thoughts based on the recent post from activation? What do you think?
Thanks for this. I'd be interested to know your thoughts based on the recent post from activation? What do you think?
I genuinely think it’s hilarious. They manually banned a handful of people and then tried to spin it into some massive enforcement victory.
Meanwhile, people are still running free firmware, still using MEM features, and still dropping 50+ kill games like nothing happened. So what exactly did they accomplish?
Does that mean they’re incapable of doing anything meaningful? Absolutely not. They have the team, resources, and budget to implement real enforcement. That’s what makes this whole thing so ridiculous. Instead of actually making a meaningful impact and then showcasing the results, they decided to dress up a complete nothingburger as some groundbreaking achievement.
It’s like a social media influencer bragging about running 20 miles and proudly posting their Apple Watch stats, when in reality they drove 99% of the distance in their car, splashed some water on their face to fake the sweat, and then recorded a motivational video about hard work and dedication.
**** poor delusional guys investing thousands of bucks into straight horse **** just to get rekt in ricochet
your clearly pretty un educated when it comes to dma, the majority of the dwellers in this post are on literal slop firmware which was fine for years. allegedly they are starting to improve. Regardless anyone with a brain and on some decent firmware wont have issues on rico for a very long time still.
your clearly pretty un educated when it comes to dma, the majority of the dwellers in this post are on literal slop firmware which was fine for years. allegedly they are starting to improve. Regardless anyone with a brain and on some decent firmware wont have issues on rico for a very long time still.
I am not actually into DMA you are right, that still doesnt change the fact that DMA is not some kind of undetectable new meta as people describe it.
And of course I understand why you attacking me, you still have to make money after all : )
