@ImDetonator_ you can only fiddle with the in game settings, is a good rule not to get yourself banned.
@Popa2caps EA tos section 6 "rules of conduct" as of 19 January 2022:
FYI @ImDetonator_
When you access or use an EA Service, you agree that you will not:
https://tos.ea.com/legalapp/WEBTERMS/US/en/PC/#section6
Seems straightforward that you are risking a ban, console or not 😃
My son plays on pc and I encourage him not to break the tos from the point of fair play. I also wonder how you can assert "most streamers/players" do it, as it is unlikely you know of more than a few?
@OldTreeCreeper
So you don't physically play Apex Legends on PC, but try to give advice about it, doesn't that seem odd?
Changing video config files might be something new to you, but it's common for Apex Legends PC gamers to change, matter of fact disabling CSM shadows is allowed in league and/ or tournaments.
https://twitter.com/imperialhal/status/1353829237208326144?lang=en
Most streamers do in fact disable hard shadows, you can clearly see it in their broadcasts.
It's not wise to use scare tactics just because you don't know.
@Popa2caps I'm not sure that quoting imperial hal gives you the good to go from ea.
I'm not using any form of scare tactics, just quoting from the ea tos, which is fairly clear and accurate, as against your hal twitter rumor, which is why you are asking a mod to help you out.
BTW changing files is not new to me as I was probably using computers before you were born 😛
What part of the EA terms of service states one can't change the video config file again? So yes, I do consider what you're doing is a scare tastic.
A) You have no proof of anyone ever getting banned, but use it as it's defence why not to do it.
B) You have no direct knowledge of the ecosystem involved (being PC).
The video config file is in the documents folder just so it's easily accessible for the user. Every single Apex Legends optimization video on YouTube uses this same file to gain resources for the user.
I've been building computers since the early 2000's with the start of the Intel core 2 duo. I've also had a Steam account since it was created, never banned (yes my steam account is over 16 years old, with not one strike).
The point of the Tweet was to show the official support in the ALGS rule book.
The code to the section is AB8.3
Ctrl+F AB8.3
AB8.3. Game Files Competitors may only add or edit the following Game files:
● local.cfg
● autoexec.cfg
● videoconfig.txt
Competitors may only add or edit the following lines in the files specified above:
● fps_max
● mat_letterbox_aspect_goal
● mat_letterbox_aspect_threshold
● "setting.csm_enabled" "0"
I don't need to prove that point, as getting info on bans is impossible, as you well know.
I've been programming since the '80' s starting on a dragon 32 and built my own pc in the' 90's so I have a modicum of direct knowledge of the ecosystem involved, being pc.
What algs, or hals tweet, has to do with ordinary players playing pubs and ranked, I don't know. Your assertion that direct consent to algs competitors, I have not read the algs rules, follows over to ordinary players of pubs and ranked is baseless.
The EA tos is clear as set out above for you:
When you access or use an EA Service, you agree that you will not:
Modify any file or any other part of the EA Service that EA does not specifically authorize you to modify.
While algs competitors appear, from your post, to have been given specific authorisation to edit, ordinary players have not. QED
@DankToliet I wouldn't quote anyone without backing official info and links. 😃
@oskariGOD they appear to be twittering about online tournament rules.
