IS using mklol for skins alone against the tos?

T6R··1 votes·870 views

Title says it all. Is using mklol for skins against the tos?

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Deep Terror Nami1 votes

Yes. If the program has any features that are against the ToS, having it in any way is a bannable offense. It doesn't matter if you don't use those particular features, so please remove it from your computer before you get permabanned.

Please read this reminder from Riot Cluvie for more info; http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/miscellaneous/5kx4F7VE-reminder-third-party-applications

LaoBushido1 votes

DTN normally I agre with you assessments but not this time while I am unfamiller with mklol you are wrong in this case

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Heya Derrick,

I appreciate the thoroughly documented screencaps, but we don't currently suspend for the use of Wooxy or other skin installers (if that's their only functionality). You were detected using a scripting application, and even though your account was being shared at the time, we still hold it responsible for the actions taken.

I've spent some time investigating your claims, and like some other cases recently, it looks like you allowed someone else access to your account in October of last season. They played a few games on your behalf (34 to be precise), and while it may've gained you a few divisions, it also netted a permanent suspension for the abuse of 3rd party programs.

It's also important to note that boosters tend to utilize cheats for a faster service, and because banwaves are delayed to appropriately occlude detection methodology, they can do some significant damage to your ranked integrity. There's never really a good reason to share your account, and those seeking additional security guidelines can level up here.

SmokedAlmonds2 votes

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DTN normally I agre with you assessments but not this time while I am unfamiller with mklol you are wrong in this case

All third party mods are technically disallowed. It is just selectively enforced because not every mod has a negative impact. But doing it this way they don't have to constantly track what mods are doing.

If you notice mirageofpenguins said they "don't currently suspend" for skin installers, not that it is allowed. This is very carefully chosen wording.

LaoBushido1 votes

The case I said was wrong was nami saying that "having it in anyway is a bannable offence " witch as shown is not correct. I should have been more specific

ModMod Curator4 votes

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DTN normally I agre with you assessments but not this time while I am unfamiller with mklol you are wrong in this case

The key phrase there is "if that's their only functionality".

http://boards.eune.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/help-support-en/KoU9E7Kp-is-mk-lol-ok-can-a-rioter-help?comment=0003

LaoBushido1 votes

Oh So that what mklol does thanks for the clarification

shyv1 votes

if you want to use custom skins, use wooxy. as you can see from the comments below, wooxy is a safe one because it's ONLY FUNCTIONALITY is custom skins. mklol has features that are against the terms of service, whether or not you choose to use them is irrelevant, riot will assume the worst and you will get caught.

T6R1 votes

Thanks for the Clarifications guys. And thanks for tip on Wooxy. I didn't install it on my computer yet, i was just curious.,

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