Speed is the most tempting cheat in Metin2 and one of the most visible. This guide explains what attack and movement speed do, why pushing them is risky, and how the speed settings in BluRay should be understood.
Two kinds of speed
Attack speed controls how quickly your character completes a swing. More attack speed means more hits per second, which shortens every fight and every metin stone. Movement speed controls how fast you run, which decides how long you spend between packs. The game gives you both legitimately through gear bonuses, potions, skills and mounts, up to limits that each server sets.
What a speed hack does
A speed hack tells the game to use a higher value than your gear provides. Older, cruder tools sped up the whole client's clock; more targeted ones change only the attack or movement value. Either way the result is a character acting faster than its equipment allows.
Why speed gets noticed
- The server knows your stats. It can compare how often you attack or how far you moved in a second with what your character is capable of. Servers that run this check correct your position, disconnect you or log the mismatch.
- People can see it. A character sprinting across a map or swinging in a blur is obvious to anyone nearby, and reports follow.
- It leaves a pattern. Kill rates far above what a class can produce stand out in server statistics long after the session ended.
Be careful with downloads. Standalone "speed hack" files are among the most common disguises for malware. If a tool has no named developer and no official home, do not run it. See the safety guide.
Speed settings in BluRay
BluRay Farm Bot exposes attack speed and move speed as two separate numeric settings on its Main screen. Availability depends on the server build: at the time of writing the Land of Heroes build lists attack and move speed, and the Lirin2 build lists a speed hack and attack speed. Other builds may not include them, so check the server list.
Having the setting does not make a high value sensible. The number you type is still compared by the server with what your character should be able to do, and the Anti Ban option in the Settings screen, which reacts to nearby players, does nothing about that comparison. If you use the setting at all, modest values close to what good gear would give are the less reckless choice. There is no value that removes the risk.
Faster farming without touching speed
Most of the gain people want from a speed hack is available in less conspicuous ways:
- Shorter paths. A tight loop or a recorded route removes more wasted seconds than extra run speed does.
- Grouping. Pulling monsters together with a Courage Cape, or with mob pull where a build offers it, means every swing hits several targets.
- Skill timing. Using area skills on a steady interval raises damage per second without changing a single stat.
- Legitimate bonuses. Attack speed potions, gear bonuses and a mount are slower to obtain but cannot get you banned.
- Fewer stops. Automatic potions and picking up at range keep the character fighting instead of pausing.
Bottom line
Speed is the cheat most likely to be seen, both by players and by the server. Treat it as the highest-risk setting in any tool and get your efficiency from routing and grouping first. Our yang farming guide and hack overview go into those in more detail.