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Cheating in Minecraft

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I don’t know if this is the right place to ask for these kind of things but here we go.

I have been cheating in public Minecraft servers (you can judge me), and every time I get IP banned (about once an hour), I restart my modem so it changes my PC’s IP (I think it’s called dynamic IP, correct me if I’m wrong).

So, the thing I’m worried about is: Is there a chance for me to run out of IPs I get banned in all of them? Is the amount of IPs that I can change limited? If it is technically I can get banned in all of them, right?

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Yeah, it’s selfish AF, I agree, but I have changed it only 2 times so far, and I have a VPN already, it’s Mysterium Dark because it’s decentralized, I’m looking for a better one, do you know some to recommend?

So I’m not ruining nobody’s experience (except who is playing the same match as me) as far as I know

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So you are ruining the experience for a lot of people. I’m impressed as your ability to justify this as okay. It’s selfish and rude to people who want to enjoy their hobby of gaming.

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