What we know about the ban risk

This breaks the game's rules

Last Z's terms of service prohibit automation. Using PlayingAFK is a breach of the agreement you made with the game's publisher, and the publisher may respond by removing progress, suspending an account, or banning it permanently. That is their right and there is no appeal we can make on your behalf.

Use accounts you are willing to lose

This is the only advice that actually protects you, so it is the advice we lead with. Run PlayingAFK on farm accounts — the ones whose purpose is to feed a main, or that you would shrug at losing. Do not run it on an account you have spent two years and real money on. People who ignore this are the people who write to us after a ban, and there is nothing we can do for them.

What we do to lower the odds

None of this is a guarantee. It is what a careful implementation looks like rather than a careless one.

• It plays by looking. Screen capture, template matching and OCR, with taps sent over ADB. There is no modified client, no memory editing, no packet interception and no root — the detection surfaces those create do not exist here.
• Timing is jittered and scheduled against the game day, not a fixed interval. A task that fires at exactly 900-second intervals for a week is a pattern; a task that fires within a window, after a variable delay, is closer to a person.
• It stops when it is lost. If the app cannot recognise the screen it is on, it recovers to a known page or stops that account, rather than tapping hopefully at coordinates and doing something visible and strange.
• It does not chase every reward. The pack refuses opponents whose power prints red, and will not spend gold or diamonds. Those rules exist to protect your resources, and they also keep the account's behaviour inside what a cautious player does.

What raises your risk

• Running twenty-four hours a day, every day, with no gaps a human would have.
• Many accounts from one IP address, especially in the same alliance.
• Being reported by other players — which is usually about behaviour in the game, not detection.
• Buying or sharing accounts, which breaches the rules independently of automation.

What we will not claim

We will not tell you PlayingAFK is undetectable, because we cannot see what the publisher looks at and neither can anyone else selling you this. We will not tell you a ban is unlikely. And a ban is not grounds for a refund — our software worked; the risk you took was the one described on this page and acknowledged when you signed up. Our refund policy says what a refund is for.