| AION 2 | GameGuard | Hardware-Based Restriction (HWID) | No universal hardware-restriction expiry published; account sanctions vary under the AION 2 Operation Policy | - Repeated botting or unauthorized automation, including gathering macros
- Injected modules, memory edits, or cheat signatures detected while GameGuard is active
- Programs or devices that defeat AION 2 client safeguards, including client modification
- Organized multi-account workshop farming and illicit item or Kinah monetization
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| Albion Online | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for confirmed cheat use; other sanctions vary by infraction | - Albion PC client manipulation or cheat software detected by BattlEye
- Gathering or fishing bots, scripts, and mouse macros that play Albion for you
- Buying or selling Albion silver through third-party RMT
- Repeated BattlEye kicks culminating in "too many BattlEye Violations"
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| Apex Legends | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent | - Aimbots, wallhacks, item ESP, or other third-party cheat software
- Stat padding, exploit abuse, or repeated partying with confirmed cheaters
- Strikepack, Cronus, XIM, or Titan input automation and recoil modification
- EAC tampering, game-memory injection, or HWID manipulation used for ban evasion
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| ARC Raiders | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent (final and non-appealable per Embark policy) | - Easy Anti-Cheat detections for cheats, hacks, or gameplay-altering third-party tools
- Repeated ARC Raiders launches with Cheat Engine or another disallowed process still active
- Attempting to bypass ARC Raiders anti-cheat protections or launching through a prohibited virtual machine
- Serious or repeated exploitation of ARC Raiders bugs and economy glitches for unfair advantage
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| Arena Breakout Infinite | ACE | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Official notices name ten-year bans and Device/IP bans; no single device-ban expiry is published | - Unauthorized plug-ins, apps, or code and memory manipulation detected by ACE
- DMA hardware, fusers or bridges, and KMBox-style input devices
- Macro-enabled mice, automation scripts, or other non-conventional input tools
- Intentionally teaming with a player who is using unauthorized plug-ins
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| Ark Survival Evolved | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for BattlEye global bans; Wildcard does not publish a separate universal HWID-restriction term | - Aimbots, ESP, automated bots, or game-engine modifications on BattlEye-protected servers
- Building, travelling, or attacking under the mesh or above ARK's intended map boundary
- Duplication exploits or deliberately crashing ARK users or Official Network servers
- Benefiting from a hacker in an ARK tribe, alliance, or party instead of separating from them
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| Arma 3 | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent (BattlEye: "Global bans are permanent and no exceptions will be made.") | - Client-side SQF script injection or script executors on BattlEye-enabled Arma 3 missions
- Aimbot, ESP, wallhack, or injected-module detections inside the Arma 3 process
- Known cheat processes, drivers, or components intended to bypass BattlEye protection
- Cheating on a private Arma 3 server that still has BattlEye enabled
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| Battlefield 2042 | EA AntiCheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | No public BF2042 device-ban timer; EA sanctions may be extended or permanent | - EA Javelin detection of BF2042 aimbots, wallhacks, or similar third-party cheat software
- BF2042 game-memory injection, modified game files, or attempts to bypass Javelin protections
- Boot-level cheat tools targeted by BF2042's Update 8.8.0 Secure Boot requirement
- All-Out Warfare or Portal exploit abuse, stat padding, or coordinated win-trading
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| Battlefield 6 | EA AntiCheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent when EA applies a permanent account or device sanction; Secure Boot and TPM launch failures are separate compliance states | - Aimbots, ESP, wallhacks, memory injection, or modified Battlefield 6 / REDSEC game data detected by Javelin
- Kernel rootkits, virtual machines, emulation, or manipulation of Secure Boot, TPM, and HWID compliance signals
- Known cheating hardware or input devices used to automate actions or gain an unfair gameplay advantage
- REDSEC botting or repeatedly partying with confirmed cheaters across multiple Battlefield 6 matches
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| Black Desert Online | Xigncode3 | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Hardware-restriction term not published; serious account restrictions can be permanent | - Unauthorized programs detected by Black Desert's Xigncode3 module
- Repeated in-game actions matching unauthorized macro or automation patterns
- Ignoring or incorrectly answering a GM investigation after abnormal records are found
- Repeated unauthorized-program use tied to the same PC, triggering hardware restriction
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| Black Ops 7 | RICOCHET | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent when Activision shows "STATUS: PERMANENT BAN"; Limited Matchmaking and Failed Attestation Status are separate states | - Aimbots, wallhacks, injectors, or unauthorized software that modifies Black Ops 7 data in memory or on disk
- Cronus Zen, XIM Matrix, or other unapproved input-modification devices used for an unfair gameplay advantage
- Attempts to hide hardware identity or circumvent RICOCHET and Black Ops 7 security checks
- Extreme or repeated boosting, exploit abuse, or unauthorized unlock manipulation under Activision's enforcement policy
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| Dark and Darker | Ironshield | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Not publicly fixed; IRONMACE permits temporary or permanent enforcement | - Hardware or software aimbots, wallhacks, ESP, radar, speed hacks, or triggerbots
- Unauthorized crosshair overlays, recoil macros, automation tools, or sound modifications
- Third-party scripts or modifications that manipulate Dark and Darker game data
- Decompiling, game-data mining, lag switching, or packet manipulation
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| DayZ | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent (BattlEye: "Global bans are permanent and no exceptions will be made.") | - Injected aimbot, ESP, or wallhack code inside the DayZ process
- Modified DayZ executables, scripts, or memory loaded on a BattlEye-protected server
- Known cheat drivers or executable processes detected by BattlEye's user- and kernel-mode scans
- Cheating on a private DayZ server that still has BattlEye enabled
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| Dead by Daylight | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Temporary or permanent (case-dependent) | - Third-party tools that create an unintended advantage during a Trial
- Cheated progression or modification of the Dead by Daylight save file
- Unofficial acquisition of in-game exclusives or legacy cosmetics
- Continued offenses on other accounts after a previous permanent ban
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| Delta Force | ACE | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Penalties vary; G.T.I. lists account or leaderboard bans up to 10 years and separate device/IP measures without a universal device-ban expiry | - Cheats, injectors, illegal plug-ins, cracked clients, or exploits that create an unfair advantage
- DMA cards or bridges, KMBox/fusers, USB boxes, hardware macros, and other prohibited external devices
- AutoHotkey/Python emulation scripts, Cheat Engine/debuggers, or virtual machines running with the client
- Intentionally teaming with cheaters, paid carries/boosting, illegal teaming, teamkilling, or griefing
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| Destiny 2 | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for the Destiny activities named in the device-ban message (Bungie policy) | - Trainers, mods, aimbots, autofire, or user-mode / kernel-mode debuggers used against Destiny 2
- Modified Destiny software or assets, modified OS files, emulators, or virtual machines
- Attempting to bypass Destiny 2's SteamOS / Proton incompatibility
- Intentionally benefiting from a cheating fireteam or manipulating Destiny network traffic
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| Enlisted | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for OUTLISTED and confirmed BattlEye global bans; Enlisted publishes no universal HWID timer | - Forbidden client modifications caught by Enlisted's external or built-in anti-cheat
- Cheat components designed to bypass BattlEye protection
- Suspicious match behavior confirmed through Complain or Replays review by Gaijin game masters
- Intentional experience-booster exploit abuse under EULA Clause 3.2.3
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| Eternal Return | Xigncode3 | Hardware Ban (HWID) - Wellbia Xigncode3 / Uncheater protection | No separate HWID expiry published; illegal-program account bans are permanent | - Xigncode3 detection of illegal programs that alter vision, combat, or client behavior
- Unauthorized hardware or input automation used to manipulate Lumia Island gameplay
- Modified client configuration, game data, server data, or network packets
- Malicious alternate-account play used for abnormal matches or sanction evasion
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| EVE Online | EVE Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Varies by offense; repeated botting, RMT selling, and serious exploit abuse can be permanent | - Botting or stored rapid keystrokes that automate mining, ratting, hauling, or market activity
- Input broadcasting that duplicates one command across multiple EVE clients
- Selling ISK or characters, or repeated purchases of illicit ISK through third-party RMT
- Known exploit abuse or prohibited client modification that changes how EVE is played
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| Fall Guys | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Temporary or permanent (assigned individually by Epic) | - Speed, flight, or wall-clipping cheats used to gain a round advantage
- Bots, scripts, add-ons, or mods not expressly authorized by Epic
- Tampering with, disabling, or circumventing the Fall Guys EAC client
- Unauthorized background processes that compromise game or system integrity
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| FC 26 | EA AntiCheat | Device Ban (HWID) - EA Javelin Anticheat | Indefinite; EA describes bans as extended or permanent and requires EA review to remove them | - Javelin-detected external tools, modified game files, or attempts to fake FC 26 match information
- Ultimate Team auto-buyers, bots, disconnection methods, or simulated match activity used to farm Coins
- Buying, selling, distributing, or funneling Ultimate Team Coins through the Transfer Market
- Match collusion, matchmaking manipulation, win manipulation, or unauthorized account sharing
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| For Honor | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Not publicly specified for For Honor; Ubisoft's current Terms allow hardware/device restrictions for severe or repeated breaches | - Unauthorized cheat or hack software flagged by EAC and confirmed through Ubisoft's review process
- Parry, dodge, or guard-break automation through prohibited macros or third-party scripts
- A modified For Honor client, injected code, or memory editing used to gain an unfair advantage
- Severe or repeated Ubisoft Terms breaches that escalate from an account sanction to a hardware/device access restriction
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| Fortnite | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent | - Aimbot, ESP, or other unauthorized code modifying Fortnite memory
- DMA cheat hardware or unsigned kernel drivers detected by EAC
- Cronus Zen, Cronus Max, or similar restricted input hardware
- Returning to matchmaking from hardware linked to a cheating sanction
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| Forza Horizon 5 | Arbiter Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent when Forza imposes a hardware ban; feature and account suspensions can range from 24 hours to permanent | - Running cheat tools alongside Forza Horizon 5 or modifying FH5 game files
- Obtaining unreleased cars or using automated scripts in the Auction House
- Fraudulent Rivals entries or game-speed modifiers used for PR Stunt scores
- Using alternate Microsoft accounts to circumvent an existing Forza enforcement action
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| FragPunk | Phanuel | Hardware Ban (HWID), Phanuel / NEAC-backed PC enforcement | Indefinite for cheating under Bad Guitar Studio's October 11, 2024 policy; no separate HWID expiry schedule is published | - Aimbot, wallhack, or other cheat-software detections during FragPunk matches
- Third-party software used to gain an unfair advantage in Ranked Shard Clash
- Modified FragPunk files, DLL injection, or live memory tampering detected by Phanuel
- Exploitative partying with confirmed cheaters, which can restrict matchmaking and remove illicit ranked points
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| GTA FiveM | FiveM Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Displayed in the Cfx.re global-ban message; community-server duration is server-admin-set | - Cfx.re detection of violative external programs injecting information into the FiveM or RedM client
- A txAdmin or custom server ban tied to license, license2, fivem, or IP identifiers
- A server-specific GET_PLAYER_TOKEN match used to strengthen community-server banning logic
- Reconnecting with identifiers or tokens already attached to that community server's ban record
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| HellDivers 2 | GameGuard | Hardware / Device Restriction (HWID) | No universal PC HWID-ban expiry is published; PlayStation console suspension blocks every account on that console under §12.5 | - Helldivers 2 client modification, injected DLLs, or memory tampering
- Speed hacks, macros, hooking, or debugger activity detected by GameGuard
- Unauthorized progression, Super Credit, sample, or Galactic War manipulation
- Forged client files or attempts to bypass GameGuard client-server authentication
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| Hunt Showdown | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | No public HWID expiry window; account sanctions may be temporary or permanent | - Cheat software detected by EAC before or during a Hunt Mission
- Aimbot or input scripting surfaced through Anybrain and support review
- Exploit abuse that changes a Hunter roster or live-match outcome
- Continuing to cheat on a new account after a prior Hunt ban
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| HyPixel | Watchdog | Account / Network Punishment (not a documented HWID ban) | Shown on the disconnect notice; Hypixel says severity and previous infractions affect the length | - Watchdog detecting irregular client-to-server data or improbable gameplay behavior
- Macros, AutoClickers, auto-sprint, aim assists, or other automated gameplay actions
- Disallowed modifications, bug abuse, exploiting, boosting, or scripting on Hypixel
- Punishment evasion, including evading an active Competitive Game Ban
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| League of Legends | Vanguard | Hardware Ban (HWID) — Riot Vanguard kernel driver (vgk.sys) | Indefinite; Riot allows a re-evaluation request after at least one year, with no guarantee | - League scripting that automates spell casts, kiting, or skillshot dodges
- Botting Co-op vs. AI or leveling accounts in virtual machines without a valid Vanguard session
- Kernel or pre-OS cheat tooling that tampers with the signed League client
- Repeated cheating or ban evasion across Riot accounts linked to the same device fingerprint
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| Lost Ark | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Not publicly specified for hardware restrictions; Lost Ark account penalties can be permanent | - Lost Ark botting or unattended daily-task automation detected by Amazon, EAC, or Smilegate systems
- A known cheat program detected during a Lost Ark EAC session
- Buying, selling, or washing RMT gold through secondary Lost Ark accounts
- Tampering with Lost Ark game files or exploiting an item-duplication bug
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| Marathon | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for confirmed cheating; Bungie does not publish a separate device-ban expiry | - Aimbots, wallhacks, ESP, or loot revealers targeted by Marathon's client security and Fog of War
- Client injection or code manipulation used to violate Marathon's Code of Conduct or license agreement
- Backend telemetry flagging unusual gameplay patterns and anomalies for later review
- Repeat offenses or an egregious first offense escalated by Bungie to a permanent device ban
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| Metin 2 | HackShield | Suspected Device / Account Restriction | Account action can be permanent; Gameforge publishes no universal Metin2 device-restriction term | - Third-party software that modifies the Metin2 client
- Tools that actively manipulate communication with Gameforge's servers
- Botting reports attributed by Cheat Blocker to a linked Metin2 account
- Account sharing where another player uses cheats on the shared account
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| Modern Warfare 3 | RICOCHET | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent account suspensions are "lasting and final"; Activision says they can apply across past, present, or future Call of Duty titles | - Aimbots, wallhacks, injectors, or unauthorized software that modifies MWIII game data in memory or on disk
- Unlock or camo tools that alter memory, gear, items, loadouts, or other Call of Duty HQ content
- Unapproved input-modification devices, applications, or modded controllers used for an unfair MWIII advantage
- Attempts to hide Activision or hardware identity, or to circumvent RICOCHET security checks
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| NBA 2K26 | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Temporary or permanent; device bans may be permanent | - Unauthorized NBA 2K26 mods, bots, or software detected while EAC is active
- VC or MyTEAM Points farming through duplicate accounts or automated non-participation
- REP boosting, coordinated throwing, or matchmaking manipulation in online modes
- Bug or glitch exploitation that alters progression, gameplay, or the competitive environment
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| New World | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Not publicly disclosed for New World hardware enforcement; permanent account penalties have no published expiry | - Cheat or unauthorized game-modification software detected while connected to a New World EAC-secured server
- Unattended gathering, fishing, combat, or market automation prohibited as botting
- Trading Post, wealth-transfer, or housing exploits used to duplicate coin or items
- Real-money trading, coin selling, or mule-account transfers identified through New World's economy telemetry
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| Off the Grid | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for confirmed cheating; no separate HWID expiry schedule is published | - Aimbot, wallhack, or ESP use in Extraction Royale or Deathmatch
- Unauthorized third-party programs or hardware devices used for an unfair OTG advantage
- Exploiting OTG glitches or vulnerabilities during matches or Teardrop Ops
- Attempting to modify OTG servers, client software, or game data
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| Overwatch 2 | Blizzard Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for a game-account closure; Blizzard publishes no HWID expiry schedule | - Aimbots, spinbots, wallhacks, and other cheat software
- Continued use of unapproved peripherals in the Controller Pool
- Knowingly and regularly grouping with players flagged for cheating
- Unauthorized third-party programs detected in or out of the game process
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| PUBG | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent account penalty; hardware-device restriction term not published | - Unauthorized programs or hardware devices, including DMA boards (KRAFTON Rules of Conduct)
- Modification of the PUBG client, servers, game data, or packets
- Kernel-level illegal software detected while the PUBG client is active
- Multiple PUBG accounts used for misconduct from one hardware device or IP address
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| Rainbow Six Siege | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent on first offense (per Ubisoft Code of Conduct, July 6, 2016) | - Modified clients or third-party software that provides an unfair advantage (Ubisoft cheating policy)
- Actual cheats or components designed to bypass BattlEye protection (BattlEye client detection)
- Teleportation, impossible-defuse, and operator-crash exploit abuse (R6 ShieldGuard)
- ELO trapping or suspicious botting activity identified by R6 ShieldGuard
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| Roblox | Byfron | Device Block / Hardware-Linked Enforcement | 24 hours for a creator-applied device block; account and platform actions follow their stated duration | - Hyperion detecting a modified Roblox client or software that changes how Roblox works
- Repeated modified-client or exploit-tool use after Roblox anti-cheat warnings
- An experience creator using BanAsync with suspected-alt propagation enabled
- Rejoining that experience from a desktop covered by an active ApplyDeviceBlock window
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| Rust | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent (repeat offenders only) | - Cheat signatures or memory manipulation on an EAC-secured Rust server
- Bloody / A4Tech onboard-memory recoil scripting
- Returning on a new Steam account inside Facepunch's eight-month window
- Repeat cheating or ban evasion that escalates to a hardware ban
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| Scum | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for a confirmed BattlEye global ban; community and publisher actions have separate scopes | - Aimbot, ESP, loot-radar, or other cheat code used with the SCUM client
- Cheat loaders or drivers designed to bypass BattlEye protection
- SCUM process-memory or game-data modification associated with a cheat
- Cheating on a private SCUM server that still has BattlEye enabled
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| Sea of Thieves | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | No public Sea of Thieves HWID expiry window; cheating can result in a permanent ban | - Aimbot or cannon-targeting software used in High Seas or Hourglass Faction Battles
- ESP tools exposing crews, ships, players, or treasure through hidden game data
- Tampering with Sea of Thieves installation files or adding files intended to alter play
- ReShade filters or another external tool flagged by Sea of Thieves security systems
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| Splitgate | RedKard | Hardware Ban (HWID) / Account Sanction — RedKard | Not publicly fixed; temporary account sanctions usually last 15 minutes to a day, while 1047 may issue longer or permanent penalties | - RedKard or proprietary-system detection of third-party cheat software used for an advantage in Splitgate
- Exploiting Splitgate bugs or unintended portal mechanics for an unfair advantage
- Match throwing, win-trading, rank boosting, or griefing teammates in Splitgate queues
- Partying with players who are using cheats or exploits, which 1047's Code of Conduct expressly prohibits
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| Squad | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent (EAC bans + OWI direct game-bans + CBL propagation across licensed servers) | - Aimbot / wallhacks / ESP
- Embedded cheat mods (including competitive / tournament mods)
- Memory injection / game modification
- Steam account compromise (cheater uses stolen account)
- Ban evasion via alt Steam accounts
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| Strinova | ACE | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Variable account sanctions; the Terms authorize permanent device prohibition but publish no universal device-ban expiry | - Aimbots, wallhacks, speed hacks, or code and memory modification detected by ACE
- Bots, automation software, plug-ins, hacks, or mods that modify or interfere with Strinova
- Reverse-engineering, debugging, datamining, or probing Strinova's security controls
- Virtual machines and software or hardware simulated input identified by ACE's PC checks
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| Summoners War | GameGuard | Hardware Ban (HWID) | No universal HWID expiry published; account restriction terms depend on the player's notice and Com2uS policy | - Unauthorized scripts, bots, or macros used for rune and repeat-battle farming
- Unauthorized scripts or input automation used during World Arena matches
- Modified client files, injected modules, or memory tools detected while GameGuard is active
- Tampering with or disabling GameGuard security components before the Steam client starts
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| Super People | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent Game Ban / Registration Ban (hardware and cellphone-number enforcement documented; live service closed) | - Aimbot, wallhack, or injected cheat components detected by BattlEye's client, server, or kernel-driver layer
- Real-time abnormal activity flagged by WonderTrust's client-server analysis
- Player reports confirmed through replay review in Super People's in-game Jury system
- Repeat registration or ban evasion tied to the same HWID and verified cellphone number
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| The Finals | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent (no appeal or unban process per Embark policy) | - Aimbotting, anti-recoil, or input manipulation flagged by the anti-cheat stack
- XIM, Cronus Zen-like devices, or other hardware-assisted cheating detected by AnyBrain
- Cheat Engine, injectors, scripting, or modified drivers interfering with game memory
- Extra Embark accounts or anti-cheat bypass attempts used to evade an existing ban
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| Throne and Liberty | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Not publicly disclosed for hardware enforcement; account penalties can be permanent | - Botting through an automated program that plays Throne and Liberty for the user
- A known cheat program detected during a Throne and Liberty EAC session
- Tampering with Throne and Liberty game files to change gameplay
- Exploiting a Throne and Liberty bug, including item duplication for an unfair advantage
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| Unturned | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for confirmed BattlEye/VAC actions; server HWID bans follow host policy | - BattlEye detection of cheats or hacks running with Unturned on a protected server
- Components designed to bypass BattlEye protection, including on a private BattlEye-enabled server
- Unturned's built-in detection of attempts to bypass an existing server HWID ban
- A vanilla server operator using Unturned's ban command, which also bans the player HWID
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| Valorant | Vanguard | Hardware Ban (HWID) — Riot Vanguard kernel driver (vgk.sys) | Indefinite; Riot permits a re-evaluation request after at least one year, with no guarantee | - Vanguard-detected aimbot, wallhack / ESP, or triggerbot use in Valorant
- Repeated cheating across multiple Riot accounts on the same PC
- Returning on new Riot accounts after a prior Vanguard hardware action
- DMA hardware cheats or vulnerable kernel drivers detected by Vanguard
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| VRChat | Easy Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Case-dependent; VRChat publishes no universal HWID-ban timer | - Loading a modified or non-standard VRChat client into EAC
- Code injection, sideloading, or reverse-engineering the VRChat client
- Avatar crashers or malicious client exploits used against an instance
- Returning on alternate accounts to circumvent a prior VRChat ban
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| War Thunder | BattlEye | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent for confirmed BattlEye global bans; Gaijin publishes no universal War Thunder HWID timer | - BattlEye detection of prohibited client interference when War Thunder starts
- Bots or gameplay automation covered by Gaijin EULA paragraph 3.2.3
- Aimbot, ESP, or similar advantage software used in Air, Ground, or Naval battles
- Gaijin replay-report review confirming cheat use or automated farming
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| Warframe | Warframe Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Account suspensions may be temporary or permanent; Digital Extremes does not publish a fixed hardware-ban duration | - Cheat Engine, trainers, or debuggers attached to Warframe's process or memory
- Injectors, unauthorized add-ons, or altered Warframe game files
- Bots, macros, or other automation used for AFK farming in Warframe missions
- Alternate Warframe accounts created to circumvent an existing restriction
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| Warzone 3 | RICOCHET | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent ("lasting and final"); Activision says it can apply across past, present, or future Call of Duty titles | - Aimbots, wallhacks, injectors, or other unauthorized software that changes Warzone data in memory or on disk
- Unapproved input-modification devices or applications, modded controllers, IP flooders, or lag switches used for cheating
- Attempts to hide or obfuscate hardware identity, or to circumvent RICOCHET security checks
- Warzone boosting, teaming, or exploit abuse severe or repeated enough for permanent enforcement
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| World of Tanks | Wargaming Anti-Cheat | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Permanent on second forbidden-mods offence; permanent first-offence for rigged battles | - Forbidden battle-information mods that reveal positions, tracers, reload timers, or persistent enemy markers
- Enhanced auto-aim that targets weak spots, leads moving tanks, or keeps aim locked behind obstacles
- Bots, clickers, macros, or keyboard and mouse recorders used to farm Credits and XP
- Rigged battles coordinated to farm damage, boost statistics, complete missions, or obtain rare rewards
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| Wuthering Waves | ACE | Hardware Ban (HWID) | Kuro may suspend or permanently ban accounts based on severity and frequency; no universal Wuthering Waves device-ban duration is published | - Unauthorized cheat programs or tools that modify Wuthering Waves client and game data
- Automatic farming bots used for Echoes, materials, or other repeated game actions
- Macro commands or accelerators that automate combat, movement, or resource collection
- Cooldown alteration, invulnerability, teleportation, and related gameplay manipulation
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