Not once we have already discussed with you the topic of cheats and various third-party programs that improve or help the player during the game in Valorant. And one of the most common software is autoclickers. They have already bored all players and many have become more and more often asked the question “Can the use of autoclicker lead to a ban in Valorant?”. We will tell you how autoclickers work, penalties for their use, as well as alternative methods of their use.
What is an autoclicker in Valorant?
Have you ever noticed, while playing Valorant, that sometimes in open firefights, a player from the enemy team seems to instantly fire a full clip at you, while you only have time to press the LKM? This is the autoclicker.
Autoclicker in Valorant is a program that mechanically accelerates the speed of the shot, according to a previously set by the player pattern. It is used for faster shooting, which is many times faster than the average player, which in turn is an unfair method.
How does the auto-clicker work in Valorant?
As in any other FPS game, player reaction plays a big role and autoclickers can easily replace it. This is a third-party software that automates mouse clicks whether it's normal shooting or using abilities, without any human involvement.
In addition to extremely improving your shooting, this program can offer you a wide range of customization options, so you can disguise your shooting as more human so that you are not detected by other players or the anti-chit system.
Can using an auto-clicker lead to a ban in Valorant?
Because it is third-party software, autoclickers can easily lead to a permanent ban in Valorant, especially given Riot's strict anti-chit policy. Although Riot Games regularly improves the protection system, the people who develop autoclickers do not stand still and regularly adapt to new conditions.
So before using third-party software think twice, because Riot punish cheaters without ceremony, giving a ban on the iron, after which you can not enter the game, even with a new account.
How does Vanguard detect automated clickers?
With the release of Valorant, the developers immediately implemented one of the best anti-chit systems called Vanguard. It is designed specifically to combat third-party applications that can affect the performance of the game.
The program itself works at the kernel level, which allows it to monitor your system at a deeper level. Thanks to this implementation, the anti-chit monitors any anomalies occurring on your device that have any effect on Valorant. Thanks to this, Vanguard can track the opening of third-party applications, such as autoclicker, and examine its impact on your gameplay, consequently awarding you an account ban.
To put it simply, an autoclicker that works according to a set pattern will regularly repeat the same actions, and this cyclicality is not characteristic of a human game. Therefore, sooner or later the system will recognize that your shooting is automated and you use third-party software for this purpose. Bans detected by the system reader, are issued automatically and in the best case, you can finish punishment in 90 days, in the worst case you will lose all the accumulated skins, sprays, icons of the player forever, getting a lifetime ban.
What to do if you are banned for using autoclickers?
In this case, you can always contact Riot Games support, but be aware that no one will believe you just like that. You will need logs or recordings of the match for which you were banned to prove your innocence. If the support team decides that the ban was issued by mistake, you will have a chance to get your banned account back.
In some cases, players who used autoclickers unintentionally removed penalties by submitting logs, after which they were automatically unblocked by the system. But note that Riot often does not cancel bans for third-party software.
How to avoid bans and suggested alternatives
To avoid bans, you can use such programs as Razer Synapse, Logitech G HUB and ASUS Armoury Crate, which are focused on working with macros and do not directly affect Valorant.
With these programs, you can make your game easier to play, conveniently customizing to your needs while not breaking the Riot convention too much. However, stay away from third-party programs that provide some sort of automation, such as fast-acting autoclickers that may be labeled Vanguard.
Using autoclickers in Valorant carries serious risks, including temporarily restricting your account or even lifetime bans of your device. Always pay attention when downloading third-party software for Valorant, whether it can be used with the game and whether it is against Riot Games rules. If you're not sure or can't figure it out, don't be afraid to ask the support team about this or that.
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