Participation and Conduct
Change history
- 1.0 — 2026-06-15: Initial policy.
How players are expected to behave, and what happens when those expectations are broken.
How to behave
Section titled “How to behave”By taking part, you agree to play fairly and treat others with respect. In particular:
- No cheating or exploiting. No hacks, third-party tools, bugs, or anything that gives an unfair advantage.
- No harassment or abuse. Treat other players and staff with respect. Hate speech, threats, and targeted harassment are not tolerated.
- Follow and respect Arena rules. Play by the rules of the game mode you queued for, and report results truthfully.
- Cooperate with players and staff. Do what is reasonably needed to keep matches moving smoothly and to resolve problems quickly.
Recommendation: keep evidence
Section titled “Recommendation: keep evidence”This is not a requirement, but players are encouraged to keep evidence that can help resolve trouble quickly. It can also help show that trouble happened to you and that you acted properly.
Example of evidence:
- Recording matches
- saving clips
- keeping screenshots
Warning and disciplinary actions
Section titled “Warning and disciplinary actions”When the rules are broken, the response is matched to how serious and how repeated the behaviour is. Typical categories, from least to most serious, are:
- A warning for minor or first-time issues.
- A suspension from the service for a period.
- Removal from the service for serious or repeated violations.
These are the kinds of consequences you can expect; the exact response in any case is decided by staff. Cheating, harassment, and deliberate result manipulation are treated as serious and may skip straight to the stronger responses.
Staff discretion
Section titled “Staff discretion”Staff weigh the evidence, the context, and any history before deciding, and they hold final discretion over the outcome of any individual case.