It was bad! RyZe team banned for using Macro and Regedit in NFA League

RyZe eSports team was spotted using Macro and Regedit to obtain illicit advantages to the game during the competition.

13 de May de 2020 FFMANIA

The NFA League organization has just released a statement about the disqualification of the RyZe eSports team due to the use of illegal programs ( Macro and Regedit ) to gain advantages during competition matches.

Regedit is used by Free Fire players who use emulators, it changes the registration information in the operating system to give advantages to the player, such as sticking the crosshairs on his head. About Macro , find out more here . Both practices immediately BAN on Free Fire .

As a result, the RyZe eSports team was banned indefinitely from all competitions organized by the NFA Free Fire League .

Learn more: Free Fire NFA League

NFA RELEASE:

We have come through this to inform that the RyZe eSports team is disqualified from the COPA NFA and the players involved are suspended for time at the discretion of the organization of all events organized by the NFA League .

As many are already aware, we have a new way of monitoring the players participating in the NFA League and the use of Macro and Regedit by the organization's players has been identified to obtain illicit advantages to the game during the competition.

The NFA League encourages "fair play", follows all guidelines of the Free Fire game and ensures that monitoring will continue for all players in the competition to ensure fair competition for all participants.

Group D, which RyZe eSports is linked to, will continue with 1 team less and games will be played with 11 teams during the group phase.

We appreciate the trust of the NFA public for the decisions made by the NFA . The rest of the information was sent to the organization before the announcement in question and will be resolved internally.

Sincerely, NFA Team.

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