Topic gaming
Proxies for Lost Ark: The Region Lock, the Bot War, and Why a Proxy Can Backfire
Proxies for Lost Ark explained: why Amazon region-locks the game and actively blocks VPN and proxy IPs from unsold regions, how the bot bans caught real players, what a proxy safely does, and which type fits, with the honest risks stated.
Proxies for MapleStory: The Region Lock a Proxy Alone Cannot Beat
Proxies for MapleStory explained: why KMS needs a Korean IP and a Korean SSN, how the GMS, MSEA, and KMS versions differ, what a proxy genuinely does for the global game, and which type fits, with the honest limit stated.
Proxies for Marvel Rivals: NetEase Anti-Cheat, Region Servers, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Marvel Rivals explained: why NetEase's kernel anti-cheat cannot be bypassed and never reads your IP, what the account and region side a proxy touches, why the match is UDP, and which proxy type fits.
Proxies for Minecraft: The Right Type, Setup, and Avoiding Bans
Proxies for Minecraft explained: why Java Edition is one of the few games a SOCKS5 proxy can carry end to end, how servers detect and kick proxy IPs, which type fits alts and server bans, and how to set it up.
Proxies for Mobile Legends: Server Regions, the Account, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang explained: how Moonton ties an account to a server region, why the match is mobile UDP that a proxy cannot carry, what the account and web side a proxy does help, and which type fits, with the ToS risks stated.
Proxies for Naraka Bladepoint: The Chinese Server Lock, the Account, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Naraka Bladepoint explained: how the regional servers work, why the Chinese server is region-locked, why the melee match is UDP, what a proxy does on the account side, and which type fits.
Proxies for New World: Region-Locked Transfers, the Account, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for New World Aeternum explained: why character transfers stay inside your region, what Easy Anti-Cheat and the account side a proxy touches, why the match does not need a proxy, and which type fits.
Proxies for Nintendo: The Right Type, Setup, and the eShop Region Rules
Proxies for Nintendo explained: how the Nintendo Account country decides your eShop and what changing it costs, what the Switch's proxy setting routes, the Japan-locked Switch 2, which proxy type fits, and how to set it up.
Proxies for Old School RuneScape: The Right Type, Setup, and Avoiding Bans
Proxies for Old School RuneScape explained: why OSRS is the game proxy sellers actually mean, how its TCP client rides a SOCKS5 proxy end to end, how Jagex links accounts by IP, which type fits, and how to route RuneLite.
Proxies for Once Human: Locked to Your First Server, and What a Proxy Cannot Undo
Proxies for Once Human explained: why you are locked to the first server you choose, why a separate battle pass per region means purchases do not transfer, what a proxy does at account creation, and which type fits.
Proxies for Palworld: Dedicated Servers, Co-op, and Where a Static IP Earns Its Place
Proxies for Palworld explained: why the honest proxy use is a dedicated server's address rather than the client, how crossplay and co-op work, why the match is UDP, and which proxy type fits.
Proxies for Path of Exile: The Trade API, the Gateways, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Path of Exile explained: how the public stash and trade API rate-limits by IP, account, and client at once, why the game itself is TCP and rides a proxy, gateway latency, GGG's account rules, and which proxy type fits.
Proxies for PlayStation: The Right Type, Setup, and What the Console Can Route
Proxies for PlayStation explained: why a PSN account's region can never change, what the PS5's proxy setting actually routes, PSN in countries where it is not offered, which proxy type a console can use, and how to set it up.
Proxies for Riot Games: Region at Creation, the Riot Client, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Riot Games explained: why a Riot account's region is decided by your location at creation, what a transfer costs, why the Riot Client has no proxy field and the games are UDP, why the Riot API limits per key rather than per IP, and which proxy type fits.
Proxies for Rust: Ban Waves, Server Bans, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Rust explained: why EAC, VAC, and Facepunch's weekly ban waves are all account or hardware based, the one place an IP ban is real (community servers), why the match is UDP, and which proxy type fits alts and blocked networks.
Proxies for Sea of Thieves: One Microsoft Account Everywhere, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Sea of Thieves explained: why every platform including PlayStation and Steam needs a Microsoft account, how crossplay puts everyone on one set of servers, why the match is UDP, and which proxy type fits.
Proxies for Team Fortress 2: Free-to-Play Accounts, Trading, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Team Fortress 2 explained: why free-to-play made accounts disposable, what the bot crisis and its fix mean for a proxy, the legitimate trading-bot and account uses, and which type fits, with the cheating line stated honestly.
Proxies for Terraria: The Join-My-IP Server, tShock, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Terraria explained: why the classic join-my-IP server exposes your home address, why a forward proxy does not host it, where a proxy helps with testing and accounts, and which type fits.
Proxies for The Finals: The Anti-Cheat Escalation, the Account, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for The Finals explained: why Embark escalated to Denuvo and kernel anti-cheat, why the studio chose not to region-lock, what a proxy touches on the account side, and which type fits.
Proxies for Throne and Liberty: The Publisher Split, Region Servers, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Throne and Liberty explained: how Amazon and NCSOFT split the regions between them, why the account and server are region-bound, why the match is not a proxy job, and which type fits.
Proxies for Ubisoft: Ubisoft Connect, the Region Lock, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Ubisoft explained: how the Ubisoft account country is changed only through support, why Ubisoft Connect prices by IP, how BattlEye and Rainbow Six datacenters work, and which proxy type fits the account side.
Proxies for War Thunder: The Gaijin Market, Region-Locked Accounts, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for War Thunder explained: how the Gaijin Market and region-hardcoded accounts work, why BattlEye and bans ignore your IP, why the match is UDP, and which proxy type fits.
Proxies for Wuthering Waves: The Server at Creation, Rerolling, and What a Proxy Can Do
Proxies for Wuthering Waves explained: how Kuro Games ties an account to one of five servers, why the PS5 server follows PSN, why rerolling for good pulls wants fresh addresses, and which type fits.
Proxies for Xbox: The Right Type, Setup, and What a Console Cannot Route
Proxies for Xbox explained: why the console has no proxy setting and what that leaves, how Microsoft's account region rules and the 2023 Game Pass price changes closed regional arbitrage, where Xbox Cloud Gaming is offered, and which proxy type fits the account and store side.
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