ROS Legacy Anti-Cheat and Ban Rules

ROS Legacy runs Aegis Anti-Cheat, which checks the game files and your session for changes, watches for cheat tools and hands detections over for enforcement. The rules behind it arrived with the Windows launch in August 2026: an Anti-Cheat Policy with six banned tool categories and five penalties, Community Guidelines for behaviour in matches and chat, and an EULA in which every player agrees to file and process checks. All 29 rules are grouped below, together with what each penalty means and how to appeal a ban.

3 Aegis protections named at launch

6 categories of banned cheat tools

5 penalties in the Anti-Cheat Policy

29 rules across the three policies

What Aegis Anti-Cheat checks

Aegis is the fair-play system named on the Windows launch page, and its emblem carries the name Aegis HackShield. Detections are reviewed by people as well as by the automatic checks, and the EULA lists what the client may inspect on your PC.

What the client may check under the EULA

The Aegis emblem from the ROS Legacy launch page, labelled Aegis HackShield

The privacy policy lists gameplay and anti-cheat logs among the data it collects, next to your username, e-mail, IP address and device details, and states that personal data is not sold.

The ROS Legacy Aegis path from a client and session check to a recorded detection, penalty and appeal. — Aegis enforcement moves from a check to a recorded signal and an action; an appeal is a separate, concise step.

All 29 rules, grouped

Each rule keeps the wording of the policy it belongs to, and the tag on every row names that policy.

Technical protection

4 rules How cheating is detected and reviewed.

Client integrity: game files and sessions are checked for unauthorised changes. Aegis protection Launch page

Active detection: suspicious tools and gameplay manipulation are monitored. Aegis protection Launch page

Fair enforcement: actionable detections help protect legitimate players and rankings. Aegis protection Launch page

Automated detections may be reviewed alongside gameplay, account, file-integrity and security signals; testing or evading anti-cheat is itself a violation. Detection and review Anti-Cheat Policy

Banned tools

6 rules Six categories that count as cheating under the Anti-Cheat Policy.

Macros, auto-clickers, bots and gameplay automation Strictly prohibited Anti-Cheat Policy

Memory scanners, Cheat Engine, trainers and debuggers Strictly prohibited Anti-Cheat Policy

Process injection, DLL modification and file tampering Strictly prohibited Anti-Cheat Policy

Packet manipulation or network exploits Strictly prohibited Anti-Cheat Policy

Virtual-machine or hardware-identity evasion Strictly prohibited Anti-Cheat Policy

Sharing, selling or distributing cheats Strictly prohibited Anti-Cheat Policy

Enforcement and appeal

6 rules What follows a confirmed violation, and the one route back.

Immediate disconnection Enforcement Anti-Cheat Policy

Temporary or permanent account ban Enforcement Anti-Cheat Policy

Removal from rankings and invalidation of rewards Enforcement Anti-Cheat Policy

Restrictions on related accounts or devices Enforcement Anti-Cheat Policy

Clan penalties where coordinated abuse is established Enforcement Anti-Cheat Policy

Send a concise appeal with relevant account details by e-mail; repeated or abusive appeals may be closed without further response. Appeal Anti-Cheat Policy

Community guidelines

13 rules Behaviour in matches, chat and the wider player community.

No targeted harassment, threats or intimidation Respect other players Community Guidelines

No racism, sexism, hate speech or discriminatory content Respect other players Community Guidelines

No sexual, graphic or illegal content Respect other players Community Guidelines

Do not reveal another person's private information Respect other players Community Guidelines

Do not cheat, automate play or use unauthorised tools Play fairly Community Guidelines

Do not knowingly exploit bugs or duplicate items Play fairly Community Guidelines

Do not fix matches, boost accounts or manipulate rankings Play fairly Community Guidelines

Report serious exploits privately instead of spreading them Play fairly Community Guidelines

Do not impersonate staff or other players Protect the community Community Guidelines

Do not advertise unauthorised services or other private servers Protect the community Community Guidelines

Do not distribute malware, cheats, phishing links or scams Protect the community Community Guidelines

Do not trade accounts, currency or items for real money outside approved systems Protect the community Community Guidelines

Violations may lead to content removal, warnings, mutes, kicks, temporary restrictions or permanent bans depending on severity, history and risk. Guideline enforcement Community Guidelines

Scripts, wallhacks and GameGuardian

Players look up cheat tools by name. The policy does not name any product, but each tool below falls into a banned category, and so does passing it on to someone else.

What players search	What it does	Banned under
Wallhack or ESP	Shows enemies through walls by reading game memory or altering game files.	Memory scanners and trainers; process injection and file tampering
Scripts and no-key script loaders	Cheat code pushed into the running client, usually passed around as free downloads.	Process injection; distributing cheats; spreading malware or phishing links
GameGuardian	An Android memory editor that changes values inside a running game.	Memory scanners, Cheat Engine, trainers and debuggers
Macros and auto-clickers	Input automation that shoots, loots or moves for you.	Macros, auto-clickers, bots and gameplay automation
Lag switches and packet tools	Programs that delay or rewrite network traffic for an advantage.	Packet manipulation or network exploits
HWID spoofers	Tools that fake a device's hardware identity to slip past a ban.	Virtual-machine or hardware-identity evasion

Trying a tool once to see whether Aegis reacts is not a loophole: the policy counts any attempt to test or evade the anti-cheat as an offence of its own.

Penalties, from a kick to a device ban

Each policy lists its own penalties. Which one applies depends on how serious the violation is, your history and the risk to other players.

Policy	Possible outcomes
Anti-Cheat Policy	Immediate disconnection, a temporary or permanent ban, removal from rankings, cancelled rewards, restrictions on related accounts or devices, clan penalties
Community Guidelines	Content removal, warnings, mutes, kicks, temporary restrictions or permanent bans
EULA	Disconnection, account suspension, device restriction or permanent loss of access
Terms of Service	A warning, mute, suspension, account reset or ban

A ban can reach beyond one account. Lending your login, or playing on a PC or phone where someone else runs cheats, puts your own access at risk because restrictions can follow linked accounts and devices.

How to appeal a ban

Write one short appeal

The policy asks for a concise message. Say what happened, when it happened and why you believe the action was a mistake.

Add your account details

Include the username and e-mail address of your Mirae Labs account, your platform and the date and time of the ban. Never send your password or a reset link.

Send it once

The August 2026 policy took appeals at support@mythgames.net. Sending the same appeal again and again can get it closed without an answer, so make the first message complete.

That address belongs to Myth Games, and the game moved to Mirae Labs in September 2026 without a replacement appeal route being posted. Ask in the official ROS Legacy Discord, the community channel linked from roslegacy.net, before you write.

Keep your own account safe

Keep your login private

The Terms of Service make you responsible for everything done on your account, so a friend who cheats while signed in as you gets your account banned.

No real-money trading

Accounts, currency and items may not be sold for real money outside approved systems. Virtual items are licensed to you and have no cash value.

No modified game files

The EULA forbids modifying or decompiling the client. Skip unofficial patches, replacement DLLs and repacked installers, and install from the official links only.

Report exploits quietly

Found a duplication trick or a serious bug? Report it rather than using it or posting how it works; knowingly exploiting bugs is a Play fairly violation.

Get the official ROS Legacy files

Anti-cheat FAQ

Does ROS Legacy have anti-cheat?

Yes. ROS Legacy is protected by Aegis Anti-Cheat, whose emblem reads Aegis HackShield. It checks the integrity of your game files and session, watches for cheat tools and gameplay manipulation, and passes detections on for enforcement, with human review next to the automatic checks.

Will GameGuardian or a script get me banned?

Yes, both are covered. GameGuardian edits game memory, which falls under the ban on memory scanners and trainers, and injected scripts fall under process injection and file tampering. Penalties start at disconnection and go up to permanent bans and device restrictions.

Can a macro or auto-clicker get me banned?

Yes. Macros, auto-clickers, bots and any other gameplay automation head the Anti-Cheat Policy's strictly prohibited list, and the EULA repeats the ban on bots and macros. Hardware or software that fires inputs for you puts the account at risk.

Can I appeal a ROS Legacy ban?

Yes. Write one concise appeal with your account details and send it to the address in the appeal steps above. Repeated appeals can be closed without an answer, so make the first message complete: what happened, when, and on which platform.