Valorant enforcing TPM and SB on windows 11

[Ghosts117]

Is this going to be a problem? can this be bypassed I want to go on windows 11 but I Dont think cheats would work there, Microsoft has announced windows 10 will end on 2025 what will happen to those that cant switch?

[QuzFlips]

EAC already does the same since the beta release, nothing surprising.
There will be valorant cheats for win11, but a bit less. I wouldn't recommend switching to it right now, but instead giving it a year or so
Windows will not end in 2025, they'll just stop supporting it, but people can still use it, same like windows 7 and etc

[Ghosts117]

Originally Posted by QuzFlips

EAC already does the same since the beta release, nothing surprising.
There will be valorant cheats for win11, but a bit less. I wouldn't recommend switching to it right now, but instead giving it a year or so
Windows will not end in 2025, they'll just stop supporting it, but people can still use it, same like windows 7 and etc

Warzone stopped supporting windows 7, what if the same happens for windows 10? lol

[saswat011]

A huge data-base of their players are in Windows 10 or even windows 8

[Ghosts117]

Originally Posted by saswat011

A huge data-base of their players are in Windows 10 or even windows 8

On steam survey, only 8% of players are on windows 7, 0.76% of players are on windows 8, and 86% are on windows 10. Warzone has already stopped supporting Windows 7, and I assume they will do the same for windows 11 if the numbers are right, and I think they will

Windows 11 is targeted at gamers. They have optimization tools and application priority modes that make playing games faster and improve input lag / FPS.

they also have Auto HDR, DirectStorage which are huge benefits for gamers in general, so I think the majority of gamers are going to switch to Windows 11, and if TPM is truly unspoofable, companies will not think twice about stopping support for 10% of their playerbase for unspoofable HWID to eliminate a mass population of cheaters that hurt their game

So it all depends on the cheat devs if they can beat TPM or not, and so far, I have seen these UC threads where they say it may not be possible and is a difficult challenge at least, so goodbye all spoofers if this becomes true I hope I am wrong

[QuzFlips]

Originally Posted by Dragx_fps

Warzone stopped supporting windows 7, what if the same happens for windows 10? lol

Games will stop supporting Windows 10 support at worst after another 2-4 years, (at best - 5-10 years) till then - you have nothing to worry about.
There is no point to compare windows 7 and windows 10. Many software apps stopped supporting windows 7 before games did, which will be the same case for windows 10. Certain software will stop supporting Windows 10 before games do.

Originally Posted by Dragx_fps

On steam survey, only 8% of players are on windows 7, 0.76% of players are on windows 8, and 86% are on windows 10. Warzone has already stopped supporting Windows 7, and I assume they will do the same for windows 11 if the numbers are right, and I think they will

Windows 11 is targeted at gamers. They have optimization tools and application priority modes that make playing games faster and improve input lag / FPS.

they also have Auto HDR, DirectStorage which are huge benefits for gamers in general, so I think the majority of gamers are going to switch to Windows 11, and if TPM is truly unspoofable, companies will not think twice about stopping support for 10% of their playerbase for unspoofable HWID to eliminate a mass population of cheaters that hurt their game

So it all depends on the cheat devs if they can beat TPM or not, and so far, I have seen these UC threads where they say it may not be possible and is a difficult challenge at least, so goodbye all spoofers if this becomes true I hope I am wrong

You have valid points, but it took a very long time for a huge portion of users to switch to windows 10, same thing will happen with windows 11. It will definitely take a few years, and till then, cheat developers will find new ways to bypass it.