Cowsep has been banned in Wild Rift for using third-party programs.
Wild Rift is gaining in popularity day by day, and players finally have the opportunity to test the mobile version of League of Legends, famous for PC. The problem arose when one of the popular streamers was blocked for using third-party programs. This reason mostly applies to cheats that Cowsep didn’t use. So what could have been caused by the blockage?
Lock for playing in the emulator?
Under the post, where he shared information about the banned account, Cowsep collects many comments from surprised fans.
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The post also commented on another streamer who suggested it might be the fault of using the emulator. Cowsep confirmed, but believed it could not have been the cause of the blockade.
I tried playing one but can’t imagine that’s it. I’m sure it’s just a mistake.
The emulator is an environment that simulates the operation of another device and allows, for example, to run a game on a computer that is only available on PlayStation 2 or an Android phone. Perhaps one of the elements of such a system seemed strange to the Wild Rift security, which caused the player to be permanently blocked.
Until Riot is officially explained, it is almost impossible to guess the actual reason for the ban. It should be remembered that the creators approach blockades very firmly and rarely withdraw from them. The situation may be slightly different due to the fact that the game is only in the testing phases and it is only taking its first steps on many mobile platforms.
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