Your motherboard, CPU, and hard drives will be banned. Your ban should be lifted after four months anyway, so I'd rather wait if I were you. I read somewhere that you have to wait the four months again if you start Valorant with a new account, but I'm not sure if that's actually true.
As far as I know, Valorant always bans the motherboard, graphics card codes, and SSD codes. In Valorant, a HWID ban expires after 120 days anyway. You can just wait or buy a new PC.
Your behavior on third-party platforms that merely provide you with a service to use (or in this case, nothing more)….
Your definition of the word "property" and your understanding of the term "household rights." The servers used are NOT your property, and the operator exercises household rights. This means -> the owner determines who may use his services, not you.
Your motherboard, CPU, and hard drives will be banned. Your ban should be lifted after four months anyway, so I'd rather wait if I were you. I read somewhere that you have to wait the four months again if you start Valorant with a new account, but I'm not sure if that's actually true.
As far as I know, Valorant always bans the motherboard, graphics card codes, and SSD codes. In Valorant, a HWID ban expires after 120 days anyway. You can just wait or buy a new PC.
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at least someone who answers the question properly thanks
HWID bans don't fall out of the tree, so Riot doesn't want you on their servers anymore.
Most of the time the motherboard is banned, but other parts can also be banned
Your behavior on third-party platforms that merely provide you with a service to use (or in this case, nothing more)….
Your definition of the word "property" and your understanding of the term "household rights." The servers used are NOT your property, and the operator exercises household rights. This means -> the owner determines who may use his services, not you.
your behavior. Because such a ban has good reasons!
Nothing at all