Metin2 spoofer and HWID bans
An HWID ban means the block is applied to your computer, not your account. Opening a new account doesn't help, because the server recognises you by your hardware. A spoofer is a tool that tries to change this hardware ID in software so the system sees you as "a new computer". This page explains what it does and what it does not do, as it is.
What is HWID, and why is an HWID ban heavier?
HWID (Hardware ID) is a unique identifier derived from the physical parts of your computer. It is built by combining values such as the motherboard serial number, disk ID and network card address. Once the game server has recorded this ID, it recognises your machine rather than your account.
In practice the difference from an account ban is huge:
| Account ban | HWID (device) ban | |
|---|---|---|
| What it blocks | A single account | The whole computer |
| Opening a new account | Works | Doesn't work |
| Other players in the same household | Not affected | Affected if they use the same machine |
| Permanence | Can be temporary | Lasts until the hardware changes |
So for a player with an HWID ban, the problem is not "creating a new character" but not being able to get into the game at all.
What a spoofer does — and doesn't do
It does: change the hardware ID values the system reports to the server. The goal is for the device-based block not to recognise you.
It does not — and we say this plainly:
- It won't bring back your banned account. If you have an account-based sanction, that account stays banned. A spoofer does not touch an account ban.
- It is not a permanent solution. Anti-cheat systems are updated regularly; spoofing is a race. A method that works today may not work after an update.
- It does not remove the risk. Using a tool to get around a sanction is a rule violation and, if detected, creates a new sanction.
- It won't stop you getting banned. A spoofer is not protection software; it tries to get past a past device block, it does not hide your future behaviour.
If you want to weigh bot and sanction risk as a whole, we recommend reading the Metin2 fishing bot ban risk page — there we explain in detail how a ban comes about and what gets you caught.
How do I know if I have an HWID ban?
Confusing a device ban with an ordinary login problem is common. The practical way to tell them apart:
- You opened a new, clean account and it can't log in either. This is the strongest sign. If it were an account ban, the new account would work.
- The same account can log in from another computer. That means the problem is the machine, not the account.
- The error message points to the session/connection rather than your account, or the game never gets past the login screen.
- Another player in the same household can't log in from the same machine. A typical side effect of device-based blocks.
If none of these apply to you, you probably don't have a device ban — in which case you don't need a spoofer. Don't buy without being sure.
Options other than a spoofer
As the side selling this, we'll still say it: a spoofer is not the only way and not always the smartest way.
| Option | Upside | Downside |
|---|---|---|
| Changing hardware | Actually changes the identity | Costly; it's not clear which part is flagged |
| Playing from another computer | Free, the cleanest way | You need a second machine |
| Appealing through support | The only legitimate route if the ban is unfair | Low chance of success for bot/cheat bans |
| Spoofer | Tries to let you play on the current machine | Not permanent, a rule violation, creates new risk |
If you think your ban is unfair, try the official support route first. It is free and it is the only within-the-rules solution.
Who needs it, who doesn't?
Might need it: players who have previously had an HWID/device ban and cannot get into the game from the same computer at all.
Doesn't need it: players who have never had a device ban. In that case a spoofer gains you nothing; it is unnecessary expense and unnecessary risk. Using a spoofer "just as a precaution" is not a sensible strategy — because a spoofer is not a precaution, it is a tool that comes into play afterwards.
If you are not sure, ask us about your situation before buying via Discord or Telegram; if we think you don't need it, we will say so.
Byte Software Spoofer
The spoofer is a separate product from the fishing bot and is licensed separately. Sales are made through Kabasakal Online.
| Duration | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 day | 225 TL |
| 7 days | 780 TL |
| 30 days | 1,600 TL |
| Unlimited | 2,225 TL |
Prices are published on our Kabasakal Online seller profile and can change; before buying, check the current amount on our Kabasakal profile. On the same profile our record of 516 completed sales, a 100% seller score and 0 cancellations and our identity, phone and e-mail verifications are visible.
Setup and use
We keep the spoofer's step-by-step setup guide in a separate document:
- Written guide: Spoofer User Guide
- Video walkthrough: Metin2 TR Spoofer Setup — Step by Step Guide
If you get stuck during setup, write to us on our Discord or Telegram channels. If you think there is a technical fault, report it within the 72-hour technical window after purchase; we respond to requests within 48 hours.
Honest warnings
We sell this product, but there are things we want you to know before you buy:
- Using a tool to get around a sanction violates GF's terms of use. The decision and responsibility are yours.
- We can't give a guarantee. No spoofer can promise a permanent result against anti-cheat updates. Don't trust a seller who promises one.
- If you have an account ban, this product does not solve it. We don't want you buying with the wrong expectation.
- An unlimited license does not mean "works forever"; it means an indefinite right to use. Changes on the game side can affect the software's effectiveness.
If you don't find these points acceptable, don't buy — that is a better outcome for us too.
Related pages
- Metin2 fishing bot ban risk — how bans happen, what gets you caught
- Byte Metin2 fishing bot — the main product and features
- Contact — pre-sale questions and support channels
- Terms of use
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