Alguns comentários do fórum do wind. E dando uma pesquisada, parece que esse battleEye é difícil de ficar burlando permanente e eficientemente. O que acontece hoje em jogos são bypasses temporários e olhe lá.
Mandou bem CIP
"There is a HUGE difference between the other games using this anti-cheat and Tibia, the cheats made for those games are not bots made to let you progress in the game while being afk.
They are made to give you unfair advantages in shorter amounts of time and once the bypass gets detected they lose their accounts. These types of cheats are used to ban waves where all of the users lose their account but since they can simply buy a new acc for $10 they don't really care. A tibia bot would NEVER survive ban waves like that, if the entire userbase lost their accounts every once in a while, no one would be botting except for maybe some low level money makers.
There are bypasses, but they are very rarely permanent since the AC is constantly adapting.. So unless you guys manages to come up with a truly permanent bypass, this is the end."
"Obviously theres no bypass due to the fact that even some of the big coders on the market aren't able to create a potent public sold bypass"
"Guys, seems like no one of you knows what BattlEye is capable of, so ill give you a hint.
Its not possible to cheat in a BE protected game, period.
There is bypasses out there just like there is bypasses to EAC, but it wont last long and they do silent massbans.
There is NO better anticheat than BattlEye, EAC is the second on the list.
EVERY major cheat provider just gave up on trying to beat BattlEye, games like Arma III, Ark, Rainbow Six Siege, Dead by Daylight.. they all had cheats from the biggest companies like ArtificialAiming, x22, CheatAutomation and AimJunkies, they ALL gave up because its simply IMPOSSIBLE to beat BattlEye. You can bypass it but it will get detected and everyone will be banned at the same time. Trust me on this one, there is no permanent cheat out there to any BE protected game, just some cheat which gets detected."