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i have 7k hours and i came here as a joke to see how easy it is for the average player to get access to cheats, besides the application process. this stuff is pretty much undetectable 99% the only way you will get caught is by being careless and it will be by a server admin. there are many methods they use you just have to be smart about what you are doing. 6k of my hours are legit and modded server time. i know many server admins and owners from big name servers and they are all clowns. high off power and think theyre detectives. they will leave their invisibility by putting special clothes on but they can still be detected by esp. Common way they try to bait you. when they use their admin tools they will go invisible fully and be off your esp. so be careful, when you see someone spawn randomly in your proximity, assume its an admin, most of the time it is just someone logging in where they logged off but if your getting high k/d sessions it will be an admin and they will follow u. this is where u use ur esp defensively and just play dumb. i constantly loot towns knowing where everything is but will spend the extra time looting empty sheds that i know are empty because admins can also spectate u from YOUR POV but they have to be loaded in near you to do this. if you notice someone constantly following u withing 500m-1000m its probably them trying to keep you in there render distance so they can go camera mode or spectate u 1pp. another thing they will do is drop rare items in your path. if its too good to be true it is dont even look its way keep moving along. another great tool is cftools. anyone can subscribe and look up player names for 10$. i find it useful to identify my opponents and to see if admins are near me. most of the time there past names have an admin tag. just be smart and you wont get caught. use esp and not aimbot, because they see percentage values and every headshot u get is not head its actually brain and thats how they get u again. just be smart its a powerful tool if you use it intelligently. the information alone is invaluable in a game like this. knowing postioning is all you need to know anything more will get you watched. ive had admins watch me play for hours, drop stuff at my feet and try to bait me, i had friends in staff tell me the notes they had on me but could never get anything concrete. i went on for months before getting finally banned after 2 years because some admin swore i was cheating but couldnt prove it. and also never let them look thru your pc to do a file check. screw them theyre not cops its discord. just make a new account and change ur ip and start over. i let an admin look thru my files, deleted everything in my mail, steam purchases, saved data etc you name it, all he had to go off of was my good stats which werent that out of the ordinary from a top a player. and they banned me. but it doesnt matter theres nothing they can do to stop you from coming back if you know how to do it. just be smart and remember these admins are losers. if ur getting watched it for a reason. just play a few days legit to get them off your back. good luck

Why do proofcore require ID verification? That's probably the first thing you ask yourself when you see our requirements and the answer is quite simple. The more we keep the community closed and exclusive, the less likely it is that our software will fall into the wrong hands. While we do have security in place for such things, we also want to minimize risks and one of our ways of doing so is by not being completely open the public. People might think "what are the odds an anti-cheat will buy your cheat?" and that's a good point. The odds probably are pretty slim that an anti-cheat will want to buy our cheat just to detect it, but the odds are even slimmer that they are going to want to go to the effort of submitting such documents to do it. It's also not just about anti-cheats buying the cheat to try to mess with it, but other people too. Is ID verification safe? Again, this is probably something you've asked yourself. When people see "ID Verification", I imagine they shudder at the thought of it, when in reality it's not as daunting as you might think. There are too many people out there who think we need to see everything, but we don't. The only information we ask to see from your ID is: The ID photo Your name Your DOB The ID's expiry date Everything else can be covered up. We do not need to see any unique ID numbers, your address or anything other than the four things I listed above. Not only can you cover up most of your ID for your peace of mind, we recommend it and we also recommend you add a watermark across your images to say something like "only valid at proofcore.io on 02/02/2024" or you can write whatever you like. We've been doing this for years and if you follow our guidance, your information will be completely safe (and even if it wasn't, it can't be used for any other purpose due to the watermarks, etc.). We'll even delete your application upon request once it has been processed. How many people can see the information I submit? Only the Community Manager (Silverback) processes applications and not even our staff members have access to them. If you see the view count go up on your own application, that can happen if you keep viewing it or refreshing it, so please take note of that. I don't have an ID or I only have a student ID, what can I do? If you do not have a government-issued photo ID or it has been expired for a while, you'll need to submit something with your photo and name on, such as a student ID, or whatever you have in conjunction with a supporting document that also has your name on, such as a bank card (you can cover the numbers, it would only need to show your name) or an official letter with the logo/letterhead (again, it would only need to show your name) and it will be considered. This does not guarantee you will be verified, but people have been verified under such circumstances before. Is there an age limit? No, not as long as you meet the requirements we've put in place. How long does verification take? We say "up to 24 hours", but nothing ever really takes that long at all. The applications are checked multiple times throughout the day and have been known to take a few minutes to a few hours, it just depends on the timing and time zones, etc. How do I apply? If you want to apply, please go here -> https://proofcore.io/forums/application/form/1-application-for-proofcore/ If you have any further questions, feel free to add me (Silverback) to Discord, my username is proofcore