Anyone use Lolreplay?

Nucleophilic atk·5/4/2015, 8:25:06 PM·1 votes·824 views

I just downloaded it and my antivirus is getting it's panties in a bunch. Any harm in it?

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TeemoJenkins5/4/2015, 8:26:27 PM1 votes

I've heard the most recent update on lolreplay has some scripts that AV's are going ape shit over - Avast and Webroot are the two I've mainly heard of. Kaspersky treats everything like a virus and deletes without asking questions. I've heard baronreplay is better, but don't use either.

GroundRuleDouble5/4/2015, 8:30:21 PM1 votes

I had lolreplay. No problems as far as viruses are concerned, but it slowed down my computer enough to where my frame rate in League was bad, so I stopped using it.

TeemoJenkins5/4/2015, 8:34:41 PM1 votes

FF allowed me to download the replays on OP.GG in 38, but 40 and above the Java plug in fails. Chrome and FF are dropping a lot of legacy support, so people need to start programming up to date.

Really curious what's going to happen with Spartan

Bônes5/4/2015, 8:40:12 PM1 votes

I've used Lolreplay, Baronreplay, and LSI. I wouldn't worry about viruses. They are safe as far as I know. But you may have issues with crashing with both Lolreplay and Baronreplay. When I used them ~3-6 months ago, they would cause League to crash. I think I had to repair my client because of them a few times as well. Stopped using them and found LSI. So much better. It doesn't cause crashing for me and it has more features. For example, stat tracking with filters, changing login screen, and blocking level 1 friend requests (to stop the gold sellers).

ZGM Dazzling5/4/2015, 8:55:04 PM1 votes

mac.

pro crastinat0r5/4/2015, 10:54:36 PM1 votes

I used to use lolreplay, but it had so many bugs I uninstalled it. I use op.gg for my replays now. No need to install anything, stores the replays online, whats not to like?