Player Reporting

This page will go over everything you need to know before reporting a player.

When you report a player make sure to include the reason for report in the message body.

What is proof?

Proof is something you use as evidence for your claims. If you say a player is hacking, we can't just impulsively jump to the conclusion that the player is, and ban them "just because you said so". Proof is what you stand on. These can be either screenshots or videos uploaded to youtube. For claims against things like scamming, griefing, and spamming, screenshots may often be sufficient. For claims against hackers, we require unedited video evidence of the player hacking preferably with a normal FOV.

Picture proof

Screenshots can also tell a great deal about what is going on. These are often used for chat-based reports. Screenshots must contain your FULL Minecraft window. Do not crop the screenshot to just one line of chat, as it's definitely not enough evidence for anything. Do not edit the screenshot either. Don't make it smaller, bigger, more colourful, or block out anything. We only care about the raw screenshot, or your report will most likely not be accepted.

For these, we recommend you take screenshots with the Minecraft screenshot key key, and upload the pictures to a image sharing website (Like imgur), and share it with us from there.

You can upload images by uploading your image to imgur.com and including that link in the 'proof' section.

Video proof

Video proof is probably one of the best sources of evidence. Primarily used against hackers, it shows us pretty much everything going on. When making a video proof, it is expected that it is at least 15 seconds long, with clear, concise evidence of whatever it is you are reporting. Videos are also expected to not be edited in any way. Don't slow it down, speed it up, add pretty light effects, or whatever. Just a simple video post will suffice.

You can upload your video to a video hosting website such as youtube.com and include the URL to your video in the 'Proof' section.

What are reasons to report?

• Spamming or advertising
• Hacking or exploiting bugs/glitches
• Flaming, Profanity or provoking
• Disruptive behaviour

What are things you should NOT report?

• One line of chat
• "He called me fat" scenarios
• We were "teaming up" and he betrayed me scenarios
• "I did something dumb and someone used it to their advantage" scenarios

Reporting doesn't make you a bad person. If someone has done something legitimately wrong, you're doing everyone a favor by reporting them, so that the staff may deal with them.