Fair Play Policy Update: February 2019

Ozren34, on 14 February 2019 - 09:23 PM, said: Good joke...!!!    If you continue to tolerate cheaters, as before. Some tiny cheaters were scrambled, while these great cheaters were not touched.


GSXR_Brian, on 15 February 2019 - 05:04 AM, said: I have no problem with you banning cheaters, wish it was an instant permanent ban first time, I applaud you for trying it must be a huge problem with so many players. I have looked at some of the replays and although not 100% certain it seems some players are seriously good or cheating. I am no pro but surely there's software that can detect 'abnormal' playing. Any attempt to start a battle with nothing but a standard vehicle thats within the WOT parameters should be disallowed from entering the battle every time.. I read that when a tank is instantly targeting numerous tanks and switching from one to another through building rocks etc it's most probably an aimbot. Is this in fact true? How do we detect cheaters to help you check? What does it actually look like? How do we report what we consider unfair play? So much of it goes on I think, and yes I am guilty of kicking off in chat at them and I shouldn't but sometimes its frustrating when I try to play fair and some clearly have an unfair advantage. Is it in fact true that the Warpack 'pay for cheat' is being ignored? Some people have written that and I had to google it to see what it was. How is this fair? It gives other players a huge advantage.    Anyway stop the cheaters please     


JagdMau5, on 15 February 2019 - 05:09 AM, said: It's very interesting how this ban wave is working, just like the in-game report system what is simply a joke. People report each others for no reason or just for fun, because they have bad battles or just because some other players did more damage / kill then them. A couple of days ago I got a message after a random battle, where my own team mate reported me because I did more damage then them, it was very disgusting and awkward moment. I'd also like to keep World of Tanks as clean as possible, but when people report each other for no reason (just anger), the question is there "How can WarGaming decide if a player used mods, or simply had a good day / battle ?".


JagdMau5, on 15 February 2019 - 07:37 AM, said: I wonder why there is no automatic system in World of Tanks, what pops up when you are garage and will inform you, that you have "forbidden" mods. This could save many peoples account, just imagine how many time and money people spend on an account, especially old players. If they get a warn to that they have not allowed mods, they have chance to remove it and play without risking to loose a lot money and time !