Difference between revisions of "Abuse Manager"
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| − | '''Abuse | + | '''Abuse Manager''' is the part of [[Turf Crew]] that is responsible for dealing with cheating and violations of the [[Rules#Rules|welfare rules]] in ''[[Turf]]''. |
== Reporting == | == Reporting == | ||
| − | Report cheating and breaches of the well-being rules to ''abuse@turfgame.com''. | + | Report cheating and breaches of the well-being rules to ''[mailto:abuse@turfgame.com abuse@turfgame.com]''. |
== Example of cheating == | == Example of cheating == | ||
| − | * A player moves abnormally fast over long distances on the map and/or jumps between different positions on the map that are abnormally far apart. | + | * A [[Turfer|player]] moves abnormally fast over long distances on the map and/or jumps between different positions on the map that are abnormally far apart. |
| − | * A player modifies/hacks the client to be able to take over zones in places where the player is not. | + | * A player modifies/hacks the client to be able to take over [[zones]] in places where the player is not. |
* Multiple players share the same account and/or device and through this make them appear as a single player. | * Multiple players share the same account and/or device and through this make them appear as a single player. | ||
Revision as of 12:08, 8 January 2021
Abuse Manager is the part of Turf Crew that is responsible for dealing with cheating and violations of the welfare rules in Turf.
Reporting
Report cheating and breaches of the well-being rules to abuse@turfgame.com.
Example of cheating
- A player moves abnormally fast over long distances on the map and/or jumps between different positions on the map that are abnormally far apart.
- A player modifies/hacks the client to be able to take over zones in places where the player is not.
- Multiple players share the same account and/or device and through this make them appear as a single player.
Example of violation of the well-being rules
- A player harasses another player through, for example, the GPS information in the game.
- A player expresses himself vulgarly, hostilely, threateningly or unpleasantly in the chat.
- A player spams (sends very many messages) in the chat for a short time.
- A player encourages cheating and/or dangerous behavior that could lead to personal injury or other serious consequences.
