So true
"Zero Tolerance for Hackers
This is also a good time to address a misconception regarding our “Zero Tolerance” policy regarding hacking. While the words themselves are dramatic, “Zero Tolerance” most emphatically does not mean we and our GMs run around banning anything we see that’s the slightest bit suspicious or harassing players that we presume are guilty. What “Zero Tolerance” means is that hacking is absolutely and unconditionally against the Terms of Use and is not tolerated. We do not deal with, support, or endorse any kind of hacking in Combat Arms. The upcoming introduction of our new hacking protection system is evidence of the commitment we have to stopping hackers.
“Zero Tolerance” means that we have a procedure, teams, and policies to cover our reactions to hacking. It also means that anyone suspected or accused of being a hacker will be put through that process and will be treated fairly without fear or favor. It involves investigation, evidence gathering, and an extensive review process. While it may not be quick, it is fair, and also involves the possibility of appeal. Any player may appeal their ban one time and have their case reviewed. In some cases we may find that there are special circumstances or insufficient evidence by our own standards (not the community’s) to ban them, in which case their account may be reinstated. This doesn’t violate the “Zero Tolerance” policy; it’s an essential check on it.
The unfortunate thing from a player’s perspective is that they’ll often see the end results of this decision without seeing the intervening steps. While we aim for transparency, many of these decision making steps must remain confidential to protect the privacy of all players.
What I must emphasize is that players cannot become vigilantes. Put simply, two wrongs do not make a right. If you’re offering NX bounties, you’re not harming hackers; you’re just encouraging false accusations that corrode the community. We have a very capable team of GMs who work day and night to track fraud and shut down hackers. If you want to truly help the community and shut down hackers, then help us by reporting everything you see, but please let us take care of the rest. "
Didn't nexon mention about this, lets see... 4 months ago? Nothing's changed.
This is also a good time to address a misconception regarding our “Zero Tolerance” policy regarding hacking. While the words themselves are dramatic, “Zero Tolerance” most emphatically does not mean we and our GMs run around banning anything we see that’s the slightest bit suspicious or harassing players that we presume are guilty. What “Zero Tolerance” means is that hacking is absolutely and unconditionally against the Terms of Use and is not tolerated. We do not deal with, support, or endorse any kind of hacking in Combat Arms. The upcoming introduction of our new hacking protection system is evidence of the commitment we have to stopping hackers.
“Zero Tolerance” means that we have a procedure, teams, and policies to cover our reactions to hacking. It also means that anyone suspected or accused of being a hacker will be put through that process and will be treated fairly without fear or favor. It involves investigation, evidence gathering, and an extensive review process. While it may not be quick, it is fair, and also involves the possibility of appeal. Any player may appeal their ban one time and have their case reviewed. In some cases we may find that there are special circumstances or insufficient evidence by our own standards (not the community’s) to ban them, in which case their account may be reinstated. This doesn’t violate the “Zero Tolerance” policy; it’s an essential check on it.
The unfortunate thing from a player’s perspective is that they’ll often see the end results of this decision without seeing the intervening steps. While we aim for transparency, many of these decision making steps must remain confidential to protect the privacy of all players.
What I must emphasize is that players cannot become vigilantes. Put simply, two wrongs do not make a right. If you’re offering NX bounties, you’re not harming hackers; you’re just encouraging false accusations that corrode the community. We have a very capable team of GMs who work day and night to track fraud and shut down hackers. If you want to truly help the community and shut down hackers, then help us by reporting everything you see, but please let us take care of the rest. "
Didn't nexon mention about this, lets see... 4 months ago? Nothing's changed.
i see hackers
Originally Posted by Da Kurlzz
