If you keep the privacy options as is for your account, nobody else from the "outside" can see your achievements, if you have it friends-only, they can.

Up to you at the end but why not starting fresh with a new account? Dunno how many games you have on this one.

引用自 VaLiuM：

If you keep the privacy options as is for your account, nobody else from the "outside" can see your achievements, if you have it friends-only, they can.

Up to you at the end but why not starting fresh with a new account? Dunno how many games you have on this one.

333 games is the number i have on this account.

引用自 Ziza：

333 games is the number i have on this account.

Oof, that's a decent number, not sure.

Not sure if you can build the same library up from the grounds on a new account, so sharing them would probably be better.

In any case, if you opt for a new account, then it's somewhat a new chapter and you can leave this account behind publicly.

You could always make a new account and only rebuy games if they're like 90% off, would cost a bit of money but in 5 years or so you would have mostly recreated your account.
It really depends how bad you feel about it, but its doable.

Yes

引用自 A Clöckwork Orange：

Yes

Care to elaborate? not trying to be rude but just curious

引用自 Ziza：

引用自 A Clöckwork Orange：

Yes

Care to elaborate? not trying to be rude but just curious

Family share the games to your new account

You basically added items and perks to your inventory, even the ones that weren’t unlocked.
Duplicated or modified the amount of Bloodpoints, Shards, and rare items.
Unlocked cosmetics, killers and survivors without buying them by altering the amount of shards,without playing.

And maybe you even tampered with your local save to change your progression and gain advantages in matches.

Now you’re worried about the mark of shame? You’re a perfect example of a DBD cheater, just like many others.

引用自 ༺Bloody༽☨༼Moon༻：

You basically added items and perks to your inventory, even the ones that weren’t unlocked.
Duplicated or modified the amount of Bloodpoints, Shards, and rare items.
Unlocked cosmetics, killers and survivors without buying them by altering the amount of shards,without playing.

And maybe you even tampered with your local save to change your progression and gain advantages in matches.

Now you’re worried about the mark of shame? You’re a perfect example of a DBD cheater, just like many others.

yeah because adding bloodpoints really ruined the experience for everyone but for myself.

引用自 Ziza：

引用自 ༺Bloody༽☨༼Moon༻：

You basically added items and perks to your inventory, even the ones that weren’t unlocked.
Duplicated or modified the amount of Bloodpoints, Shards, and rare items.
Unlocked cosmetics, killers and survivors without buying them by altering the amount of shards,without playing.

And maybe you even tampered with your local save to change your progression and gain advantages in matches.

Now you’re worried about the mark of shame? You’re a perfect example of a DBD cheater, just like many others.

yeah because adding bloodpoints really ruined the experience for everyone but for myself.

It is considered cheating, yes.

引用自 Ziza：

yeah because adding bloodpoints really ruined the experience for everyone but for myself.

Those points are used to upgrade and relate to multiplayer, ofc it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to get yourself points you never achieved in reality. Competitive games rely on stability and ofc legitimate earnings of such points.

"Yes, Bloodpoints in Dead by Daylight (DbD) are directly related to the multiplayer aspect of the game, as they are earned through playing matches (trials) as either a Killer or a Survivor to unlock progression, items, and perks for your characters. You earn them by completing in-game objectives like chasing Survivors (Hunter), hooking them (Sacrifice), repairing generators (Objectives), and helping other Survivors (Altruism)."

They affect everyone, not only yourself, it's not a SP game.

引用自 Ziza：

引用自 ༺Bloody༽☨༼Moon༻：

You basically added items and perks to your inventory, even the ones that weren’t unlocked.
Duplicated or modified the amount of Bloodpoints, Shards, and rare items.
Unlocked cosmetics, killers and survivors without buying them by altering the amount of shards,without playing.

And maybe you even tampered with your local save to change your progression and gain advantages in matches.

Now you’re worried about the mark of shame? You’re a perfect example of a DBD cheater, just like many others.

yeah because adding bloodpoints really ruined the experience for everyone but for myself.

with bloodpoints, you basically leveled your characters to the max without playing and unlocked all the best perks. Is cheating or not?

引用自 Ziza：

been giving this a thought, maybe i should make a new account, got a game ban on dead by daylight for messing with the inventory system back in 2017, and since i like to 100% games i always feel like even if i show people these games i 100% they will just say i cheated to get the achievments. do people really give a ♥♥♥♥ about these bans or am i just overthinking? should i go to a new account and share the games i have thus far or stick with this one wich has the ban mark that will never go away?

1 game ban on record | Info
2604 day(s) since last ban

either continue on with this account or make a new account. there are a handful of games, but few and far between where if your profile have any bans, they won't allow on their official servers.