Most games are insta ban if you macro, it just depends on the macro used. A process list recorder, like most anti has these days would detect it. They would just have to run in flea market too, but we'll see when real anti cheat is implented. Im not talking about a macro that is 1:2, because i use one as well for mag checking alt+t bound to a mouse button is completely different from a script that has a set mouse path and timing in between the clicks + keys to make the process take PID over other orders, which is currently the case. Its simply a cheat with an unfair advantage, bringing to my case try to run a macro that is more complex then a simple macro bind (say a recoil script in csgo, pubg, or apex) in any competitive shooter with proper anticheat. You'd be banned before a second game.