Fair Play Policy Update

Kandly:   I disagree and I can explain why. First of all, when players cheat, they do lose access to the game, because their accounts get banned in waves, just like now. Just because some mods can be cheats, that doesn't mean we have to assume they all are. Some of you seem to believe mods are bad by default, when they're actually not. That's like saying we should ban all airplanes on Earth, because sometimes accidents happen - so let's just ignore all the great things they've ever helped humanity with. This is what you're saying, only about mods. I'm trying to give you a different perspective here, to help you understand that things are never only black and white, so please try to keep an open mind and think about it from more than just one point of view. Mods should most definitely be allowed in World of Tanks, just like in hundreds of other games out there. As you probably know by now, several mods that our players created in the past actually got implemented into the game. This doesn't only stand true for World of Tanks, but for almost all online games that allow modifications. This is proof that mods can be useful and help the game grow. Mod creators should not be punished for the actions of other mod creators. We would like to support those who dedicate their precious time to making World of Tanks a better game, which is why we launched a safe space where these people can upload their creations. You, our players, deserve to have access to the great things they come up with, without worrying that you might be doing something forbidden. Naming and shaming won't fly here, sorry. Knowing who was banned is totally not the point of ban waves. The point is to have cheaters out of the game. Declining them access to our game is the appropriate punishment. Naming and shaming is primitive and useless.