What happens if you get caught boosting

It happens but not often. Originally Posted by Selfbuten. Pretty slim if you find the right booster who has a VPN. Originally Posted by SeasonAdvantage. U'll not get banned dont worry. Frage zu Referrals ». The time now is User Name: Password: Remember Me? Register for your free account! Forgot your password? Recent Entries. Best Entries. Best Blogs. Search Blogs. Quote: Originally Posted by Dark Magician Grandpa will changing my summoner name help with not being reported by people who know me?

Quote: Originally Posted by Selfbuten I would say the chances of getting banned are the same as getting hit by a car. Similar Threads. Caught by a GM? I was botting on two trial accounts with latest L2net and after I died, I went to the trainers to learn new skills, afterwards I rebuffed and wanted to bot some Cruma swamps, however, right after I logged off the client and launched L2net I was teleported to Fantasy Island somehow and all my newbie buffs were gone.

Then I had to leave the island through the gatekeeper and came out in Rune Castle Town. Is this how GM's try to catch botters I do the sensible things, like stay out of peoples view, un-populated areas, gm-teleport soon as I see someone, vac in dungeons when applicable, etc.

Is there anything else? Why is boosting bannable? Because we are specifically focusing on Valorant in this article we will also only focus on Riot Games and their terms of services for relevance. The truth is that they would also gladly ban any booster if they could, more on this later. The general opinion of boosting in Riot is that it is unfair and disruptive.

They do tend to ignore that their own matchmaking is generally the reason that people consider purchasing a boosting service in the first place. The argument that it ruins low elo games is quite biased considering numerous factors that have to be taken into account.

The likelihood of you getting a booster on your team is the same as the likelihood of getting him on the opposing team therefore it hardly has any relevance.

That also implicates that these players are not really getting disrupted by the booster, while the boosters can still do an effective job. They generally only ban high profile players, professional players, staff, and famous streamers. Even then they will more likely ban their popular streamers and players for toxic behavior or some sort of inappropriate comment or action.

The most famous bans by Riot are probably the IWillDominate and tyler1 bans for toxicity, while many people forget the only 2 bans Riot ever dealt for boosting in-game. The first of these bans is the ban of the pro player Yu "XiaoWeiXiao" Xian, he was suspended from competitive play for boosting an account while playing for the North American organization Team Impulse.

This second is probably the more famous one and it is the ban of famous LoL player Dopa, who got a year ban from competitive play for boosting an account in ranked.

This ban was more of a statement in the early beginnings of LoL to try and distance themselves from the ideals of boosting. While the risk of getting banned for boosting is almost nonexistent already finding a reliable and quality boosting site is vital.

This is why it is vital to hire a booster with a good reputation for account safety and make sure they are reliable like this website.

Nevertheless paying a bit more for a quality booster to the job right and risk-free is probably the best move when considering buying a boost.