Tom Clancy´s Ghost Recon: Wildlands Message Board  

Obviously we have no control over whether or not they ban you for using cheats, online or off. Blizzard banned a bunch of people for using our OFFLINE TRAINER in SINGLE PLAYER MODE so we retired it. Microsoft did it with Forza 3 but it only affected their online multiplayer game so we put a giant red warning that you will likely be banned and use as your own risk. We made every effort to make this trainer OFFLINE ONLY. But I'm guessing that several people circumvented our methods and either used or tried to use the trainer online and so Ubisoft most likely added code to detect the trainer even in offline mode, or maybe when it syncs savegames or you login to Uplay. It's also likely that someone made a hack that kills EAC and didn't care if you used it online or not along with other trainer makers that don't conform to the same standards and rules that we do here. We do everything we can to help protect your accounts and make our trainers for single player only. Most other trainer makers could care less about you or your account or anything really since their trainers are free. But if we put processes in place to protect your accounts and people circumvent them anyway, there is nothing we can do about it. We will not be doing anything further to hide the trainer or circumvent any code that may detect the trainer and issue a ban. If they don't want to allow you to play the game the way you want seeing as how you bought it and it affects no other players than yourself, then that is something you will need to take up with them.

For the record, we have used every cheat in the trainer about 1000 times while making and updating it. We just logged into our Wildlands game ONLINE and no ban, account is just fine.

[Edited by PWizard, 3/27/2017 10:21:05 PM]

EAC process is stil running even we're OFFline at uplay and no internet. How does it know what are you doing in there at offline? No idea. Maybe It's collecting data and once you reconnect then sending results somewhere. Stealth mode, teleport, sync shot cooldown and vehicle armor here.
So at summary I can play SP forward even get banned for the trainer in exact same mode.... Ban effects only coop matchmaking. Logic? LMAO. By the way lemme know if you get reply from support ain't decided to ask them yet. System is pretty strict and I'm wonder at opinions of other members.

IIRC, Ubisoft uses Friendly Fire anti-cheat system.

It's data they collect from you compared to what is "humanly" possible they have in their benchmarks. So if anything is suspicious, it's an automatic ban (temp or perm).

I know from experience thanks to The Division, the other Ubi game, when i macro-ed my pistol shots to fire three in a row, ergo, perm ban there.

If it's something fishy like amount of skill points or character level that could be it.

I've only used the health, stealth, and vehicle health cheats and haven't bothered with anything co-op. I was actually playing for a few hours earlier today and I haven't had any emails about bans or rule breaking.

I'd check your resource and other asset levels, just to be sure. Also, depending on where you live, they may be under no obligation to provide proof. Keep in mind that most EULAs are absurdly written and essentially grant you as few "rights" as possible to the point where you don't even technically own the game you bought.

Everything in this trainer was working 100% until the update came out. Now I cannot get the set supplies cheat to work anymore. It worked before though. Unless Im all of a sudden doing something wrong.

Please use the update notification system to report a game patch, update or to report that the trainer may not be working with the latest version of the game. If 3 or more reports have been filed, consider BOOSTING the priority of this title for a faster turnaround on the updated trainer.

I'm still good. No ban. Make sure the cheat is closed before plugging your internet back in.

Works fine for me.