For the people who fear IP bans.

NOTICE: Don't let your friends come to your house anymore!

LOL             

This is a bruh momento. 

>Go to your friend's house and get banned there LOL.

kinda a douche move cuz your friend might get his account banned, also inconvenient because you go to a physical location to bypass an IP ban.

>Have a friend in another house host a VPN server (I would use OpenVPN and Linux).

largely dependent on your friend's upload speed, also risks your friend getting his account banned. your friend also needs to keep a pc on 24/7 or however long you're on. You also need to tell him to turn on his VPN server if he doesn't host it 24/7.

>Ask your ISP to change your IP every time you get IP banned.

ISP would get kinda sus if you called 5 times in a month to change an IP, also mac address cloning is a thing...

>Use TOR VPN. (Anonymous Encrypted VPN)

How is this slower than a paid VPN? Tor is the embodiment of speed vs privacy, its the slowest option if you want to mask an IP. Also, how can you expect to play Roblox over tor? Online games need a stable fast connection to talk with the server, Tor is the slowest option for this. 

>Go somewhere that's dedicated to have free WiFi and bring your computer.

The same issue with going to someone's house, your physically going somewhere to play Roblox. This takes the fun out of it, cuz you need to get up and walk to a cafe or library to go play. 

>Go to the nearest fast food restaurant and sit in ur car playing off of their IP address LOL.

Bruh, this is literally the same point that you made 2 times. Also, what if you have a desktop? 

>Deal with it and if you're banned, you're banned.

There are countless ways to get around being banned. They range from blocking Roblox's logs to getting a VPN.

>Don't forget to use anti-ban and change your mac address/HWID XD.

Does Roblox use packet inspection or something...? 

@allennova I think this post was a joke bruh 

ik, but I'm bored af rn.

@allennova
well I mean they all work. To your last question: roblox uses backtrace.io to get crash dumps (yes basically packet inspection)

@allennova
LOL, r u trying to be a Smart Alec!? XD

Here are some counters (IDEK why I did this I'm just bored lol):

-- Largely dependent on your friend's upload speed, also risks your friend getting his account banned.

Okay, I agree. If your friend doesn't play Roblox though, maybe consider. If not, just buy a Virtual Private Server and use that. No Tracking!

-- ISP would get kinda sus if you called 5 times in a month to change an IP

I doubt you will get IP banned that many times a month. If you are doing that, just wow.

--- Mac address cloning is a thing.

I'm pretty sure I said something like that at the bottom of the first thread's post.

-- How is this slower than a paid VPN? Tor is the embodiment of speed vs privacy, its the slowest option if you want to mask an IP. Also, how can you expect to play Roblox over tor? Online games need a stable fast connection to talk with the server, Tor is the slowest option for this. 

Roblox requires 2mbps to run decently so yeah. (I have 20-50mbps on the internet at my house.)

- This takes the fun out of it, cuz you need to get up and walk to a cafe or library to go play. 

You're saying getting out and getting oxygen is bad for you?

- What if you have a desktop? 

There's always remote desktop and emulation. You can cheat on Android, although Android cheating is nothing anybody wants to go into. 

>Deal with it and if you're banned, you're banned.

There are countless ways to get around being banned. They range from blocking Roblox's logs to getting a VPN.

- Does Roblox use packet inspection or something...? 
I'm pretty sure. roblox.sp.backtrace.io is Roblox's crash dumpsite. All of your exploits' crashed data go there if your exploit crashes. That probably will include your data packets that are sent, yes. 

Playing roblox on tor would be a truely awful experience 

@nicholash777

LOL, r u trying to be a Smart Alec!? XD

Address the points, not the person. This is called Ad-Hominem.

Okay, I agree. If your friend doesn't play Roblox though, maybe consider. If not, just buy a Virtual Private Server and use that. No Tracking!

Are we looking for free options or paid ones? if paid, then a VPN would do just fine. I still don't know what paid VPN provider is slower then Tor, Provide an example. 

I doubt you will get IP banned that many times a month. If you are doing that, just wow

If we're assuming this hypothetical person who is getting IP banned is in school, they would be playing for around 2-3 hours a day. For a person to do 14-21 hours a week, 5 accounts is a decent month. one or two accounts is a very small amount if at all. 

I'm pretty sure I said something like that at the bottom of the first thread's post.

That's mac address cloning on your pc, I'm referring to mac address cloning on your router to change your IP address. 

Roblox requires 2mbps to run decently so yeah. (I have 20-50mbps on the internet at my house.)

https://imgur.com/a/qGxuB0J

Tor doesn't care what your internet speed is unless its slower than a sloth. The only time that it is going to matter is when your network and the first hop are communicating. The rest of the nodes have there own speeds that vary from yours, and the end node has its own speed as well. The encryption also takes time, as its unencrypted 3 times forward and 3 times backward. In the image provided, these flaws in speed show with the ping of the speed test, 600 ms. (this also assumes that Roblox doesn't filter Tor connections in the first place.)

You're saying getting out and getting oxygen is bad for you?

My nearest library is over 3 miles away, at a walking pace that's around 30 minutes. A forwards and backward trip is 1 hour, on top of a busy day. Using the hypothetical person I used earlier, that's 4 hours of time just to go to a library, play Roblox and go back home. Do that every day that you want to play and it's painstakingly annoying compared to just getting a VPN for 6$. (Also, if the libraries' IP gets banned, you need to switch libraries. This applies to anywhere that has free wifi. This also doesn't take into consideration that the IP might have already been banned before you used it.) 

There's always remote desktop and emulation. You can cheat on Android, although Android cheating is nothing anybody wants to go into. 

Remote desktop off of what? If you don't own your own laptop, you won't have the proper permissions to even use remote desktop. On a borrowed computer like at a library, features are removed for privacy concerns. Hosting an RDP connection requires you to have windows pro edition, and you need to port forward the default port to even connect. If you're using something like TeamViewer, you cant install it into a pc that you don't own because it's locked down. If you already have a laptop, then this point is moot and doesn't matter. I'm not too sure how to cheat on android, and I'm not too sure if it's even worth it from what you've said.

@allennova

lol I'm surprised where were going here I'm not even gonna talk XD

Bruh

McDonalds 

If u rlly care leave a phone in the restroom or some where sneaky that runs a vpn server of there wifi

How to set up?

Get dory nodejs to host js stuff and run open vpn server in js

Get server ultimate cracked to host open vpn server 

Get liniux on the android and just from there

#MEWANTGLOBALCHAT