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I just got banned for 3 days on the EU server. I haven't even played for a month. I tried it out but experience shows that people notice it.

Why is the cheat detected? Since its DLL is integrated into the game, the Anti-Cheat can easily spot the foreign code in the memory during process monitoring. Additionally, Wargaming has learned to verify the integrity of its own Python environment."

Я надеюсь что вы получили ответ на свой вопрос)

Partly, partly. I think neither of us really knows how we're being recognized. I just find it strange that the client can "repair" the game after I've used WP. Something must be stored there, then.

"It doesn't matter what you do or how you play; you will fail and get banned.

How Warpack works: Warpack software injects its own dynamic link library (.dll) into the game process. Since Wargaming's games largely use scripts written in Python for game logic (e.g., UI, aiming assistants, mods), Warpack "embeds" itself into the game's own Python interpreter.

Because Warpack runs inside the game, it doesn't require complex memory-reading techniques or drivers. It directly accesses the game's internal functions (API). It can query the engine: "How far away is the enemy?" or "What is my projectile's flight time?". It subscribes to game events. For example, when the server sends a data packet indicating that an enemy ship has fired its guns, Warpack sees this instantly and alerts the user (e.g., "Artillery Warning").

Why is the cheat detected? Since its DLL is integrated into the game, the Anti-Cheat can easily spot the foreign code in the memory during process monitoring. Additionally, Wargaming has learned to verify the integrity of its own Python environment."