Riot Games Will Now Ban Content Creators Engaing in "Off-Platform Content"
Riot Games is updating its Terms of Service to allow penalties for people who break them both in and out of their games. The League of Legends and Valorant developer claim that these updates help ensure that the content ecosystem surrounding their games is the best possible experience for players and creators.
Riot Games to Suspend Accounts Stream Sniping, Boosting, Smurfing on 'League of Legends,' 'Valorant'
More importantly, Riot is also denouncing the other tactics related to borderline cheating in games which are also punishable ...
Riot Games has updated its terms of service to further crack down on stream sniping, boosting, and smurfs (not the little ...
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Call of Duty's anti-cheat has been dissected by a developer of Valorant's anti-cheat alongside making suggestions for ...
An analyst on Riot Games’ anti-cheat has spoken up on the Call of Duty hacking problem and what Activision might need to do ...
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Patch 9.10 of Valorant introduced a new type of armor called Regen Shields. But how does it even work? We'll explain what ...
Former VALORANT and Counter-Strike professional player Óscar ‘mixwell’ Cañellas has launched his own esports organisation.
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