deadlock external

Everything worth asking

• Melonity's Deadlock page offers 7 days free. Is there a trial here?

  No. Their hero reads "7 days free + 20% off your first purchase", and this shop does not resell a trial, so printing their line here would be a false claim. The cheapest way in is a paid day at £1.63.

• Can I write my own scripts for this the way I can for their Dota 2 build?

  No, and this is the thing most worth knowing before you buy. Melonity's scripting API is documented for Dota 2 only — every one of the 148 pages on docs.melonity.gg is a Dota class or enum, and the launcher folder they publish is literally launcher_files\melonity_dota2\scripts. Their Deadlock page describes no scripting API at all. What you get is their automation, configured in their menu.

• Their page names the same protection module twice, differently. Which is it?

  Both names are theirs. Their feature section calls it AntiVAC; their FAQ answer calls it VAC Bypass and then describes the spoofer as protecting "your account from Dota 2's multi-account detection system" — on a Deadlock page. That reads as copy reused from their Dota 2 product, and they do not reconcile it. This shop passes their words through as theirs and makes no claim of its own about what the module stops.

• What do I get for the 365-day term that the 90-day does not give me?

  Time, and nothing else. The ladder is one product at five lengths — £1.63 a day up to £95.79 a year — with no tier differences between them. Their own page shows only the 7, 30 and 90-day tiles; the 1-day and 365-day terms sit in their price data and are sold on the same ladder.

• Do I need a second PC or a DMA card?

  No. It runs on the PC you already play on. Melonity publishes Windows 10 or 11 only, excluding Insider Preview builds.

• Where do I read what changed in the last update?

  Their changelog, with one caveat: the link in their page header goes to their Deadlock changelog and the link in their footer goes to their Dota 2 one. They do not explain the mismatch, so check which product the page you land on is describing.