Have you ever played Tarkov using chams?

[NoisyHare130]

Hi! I'd love to hear from those of you who have been playing EFT for a long time. After being spotted in a few raids before I could get my bearings, I started wondering if some players are really using third-party programs. Have you ever tried playing with cheats or seriously considered doing so?

 

[NoisyHare130]

It’s interesting to wonder what drives people to make this decision. Is it the desire to complete quests faster? Constant failed raids? Or is it simply curiosity to see how it works? I’ve come across discussions about visual modifications, particularly model highlighting. However, the feedback is mixed. Some say it makes it easier to spot enemies in bushes and dark areas, while others emphasize the risk of getting your account banned. Have any of your friends had this experience, and did they later regret it?

 

[RadicalMammal151]

I never dared to use cheats on my main account. After a series of unsuccessful raids, I wanted to find an easy way to see my opponents better, especially in wooded areas. While searching, I came across a description of tarkov chams on the SMGCheats website —a type of visual cheat that alters how models are displayed. However, the promotional description offered no guarantee of the program’s safety or protection against a ban. In Tarkov, using third-party software to gain an unfair advantage can result in losing access to your account. Ultimately, I started paying more attention to footsteps and studying routes, which helped a lot. Do you mostly play solo or with friends? It seems to me that it’s easier to figure out where a threat is coming from when you’re on a team.