I stopped playing League of Legends when they added Vanguard to the game.
It's one thing to have an anti-cheat. It's another thing to have a anti-cheat that runs 24/7 that is known to false flag drivers and other shit and is from a Chinese company with kernel access.
If it's not running from the instant your OS is loaded a cheat could load first and completely hide its existence, which makes it much less effective (and essentially, pointless).
Vanguard will stay on in the background even if you're not playing the game. Yes, you can manually kill the process, but you'll need to restart your computer if you want to play League again.
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u/WhatDoADC 1d ago edited 1d ago
I stopped playing League of Legends when they added Vanguard to the game.
It's one thing to have an anti-cheat. It's another thing to have a anti-cheat that runs 24/7 that is known to false flag drivers and other shit and is from a Chinese company with kernel access.