it's all just little gimmicks that help you ever so slightly, they're still far away from any kind of unfair advantage taking / cheating.īut yea, don't get me wrong, as I said it makes sense that they state tampering with game files can get you in trouble, it just really depends on what you're doing.Īnd who knows, maybe LO will implement a permanent dot option as crosshair or let's us customize our crosshair ingame. Note: Gauranteed to work in BORDERLESS or WINDOWED FULLSCREEN mode. Choose the Crosshair that gives you the greatest advantage in your favorite game of choice. It offers a wide selection of Crosshair presets used by Pro eSport players.

there's also the modified mission text that shows you the upcoming stages and what kind of last stage the mission will be, which has a higher impact on the game than a crosshair, but it's fine to use that aswell. Crosshair V2 is the leader in crosshair overlay technology.

it's a crosshair, not a macro, or outline shaders that let you see people through smoke or whatever, hell, advanced launcher is allowed and I'm pretty sure you can get rid of smoke in the game that way so you can easily see through nade explosions and all that fuzz. just in case there is any exploit being abused and all that stuff - it makes sense, but having a slightly modified (or just a dot) crosshair isn't harming anyone, and I'm certain admins would approve. How is that hard to understand for people is beyond me.Ĭan get you in trouble. A few days ago a guy was publicly arguing how his triggerbot isnt actually giving him some drastic advantage, given he still has to aim, which evolved into a general district discussion what configs are best, how to properly configure macros, triggerbots and all rest possible crutches, exchanging tips and tricks, literally.

I also dont think that this is bannable so at least we have that. Any tampering with files can get you in trouble. In the game the crosshair turns red whenever enemy goes through it, so it should b.

Are crosshair overlays bannable